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420 church attacks in 4 years, but most Americans unaware (opens the original)
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Reports find that while attacks on churches and pro-life institutions surge, only 37% of the US is aware of the crisis. A new report from the Family Research Council (FRC) has documented some 420 instances of attacks on churches in the United States between 2018 and 2022. While the crisis of violence against both Catholic and Christian churches is disheartening, so too is a new report from the Becket Fund for Religious Liberty, which recently found that only 37% of Americans have heard about the
Frère Jacques can again awaken to Notre Dame morning bells (opens the original)
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The iconic sounds of Notre Dame's belfry have returned to Paris for the first time since 2019, as France prepares to reopen its monument church. It has been a long five years since fire rampaged within the walls of Notre Dame. The damage wrought by the flames destroyed much of the wooden elements of the church, while less combustible aspects like statues, stained glass, its pipe organ, and its storied bells were left in dire need of cleaning and maintenance. Now, Parisians have reason to celebra
Indianapolis Archdiocese: Discolored host was not miracle (opens the original)
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The Archdiocese sought the expertise of a professional laboratory and found that the discoloration of the host had a natural explanation. We update the announcement (published below) that the Archdiocese of Indianapolis was investigating a possible Eucharistic miracle: An investigation into a purported Eucharistic miracle in the Archdiocese of Indianapolis revealed that the event had a natural cause and was not miraculous in nature. Red discoloration reported on the host was a "common bacteria f
84-year-old nun killed in terroist raid on Mozambique Catholic mission (opens the original)
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Sister Maria De Coppi had served as a Catholic missionary in Mozambique for nearly 60 years. An Italian nun was among the victims of a terrorist attack in the city of Chipene, Mozambique, on Tuesday. Sister Maria De Coppi was 84 years old and had served as a missionary in Mozambique since 1963. According to Reuters, a group of insurgents tore through Chipene while fleeing from a joint force of soldiers from Mozambique, Rwanda, and the Southern African Development Community. In a statement, Mozam
Pope Francis holds interfaith prayer with Muslim leaders for victims of 9/11 (opens the original)
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The new committee was formed by the United Arab Emirates as part of their “Year of Tolerance.” The new committee was formed by the United Arab Emirates as part of their “Year of Tolerance.”During the first meeting of a new committee formed by the United Arab Emirates, Catholic and Muslim leaders prayed for the victims of September 11th, as well as the victims of all instances of terrorism. The group, which gathered for the first time on September 11th, was designed with the purpose of bringing t
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