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5 things you need to know about Christians in Afghanistan now

August 29, 2021 Catholic News Agency 1

An Afghan mother and her children rest in a tent at a makeshift IDP camp in Share-e-Naw park in Kabul. / Paula Bronstein/Getty Images.

Denver Newsroom, Aug 29, 2021 / 20:45 pm (CNA).
5 things you need to know about Christians in Afghanistan nowA… […]

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Blessed Ramon Llull and the evangelization of Islam

June 28, 2021 Dawn Beutner 2

Since the advent of Islam in the seventh century in the Arabian peninsula, Catholics have looked for ways to share the Good News of Jesus Christ with Muslims. While Islam does recognize Jesus Christ as […]

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Freedom of Opinion and Political Correctness: An interview with Cardinal Müller

June 25, 2021 CWR Staff 8

The foundation of a democratic constitutional state is the acknowledgment of fundamental and human rights. The use of these rights is limited by the fundamental and human rights of third parties. The boundary is established […]

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Misunderstanding the Armenian Martyrs

June 11, 2021 Dawn Beutner 10

It’s a safe bet that the martyrdom of Blessed Ignazio Maloyan will not be publicly remembered in Turkey this year. After all, on April 24, 2021, when President Joe Biden dared to use the word […]

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Numerous Cyprus churches being turned into mosques; others looted or destroyed

May 28, 2021 Paolo Fucili 28

When Turkish President, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, turned Istanbul’s famous Hagia Sophia Basilica back into a mosque in July 2020, many protests arose worldwide. Even Pope Francis, at his July 12, 2020 Angelus, said he was […]

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Catholics in Mozambique live in fear over attacks by Islamists

April 20, 2021 Patrick Egwu 2

Religious extremism is taking a toll on the Catholic community in Mozambique. Churches have been razed and there are communities where parishioners live displaced and deserted as a result of the ongoing armed conflict in […]

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Ahmad Al Aliwi Al Issa, jihad, and questionable narratives

April 10, 2021 William Kilpatrick 16

In the wake of the March 23rd killing of ten people at the King Soopers grocery store in Boulder, Colorado, two Catholic bishops quickly responded with words of solace. They prayed for the victims and […]

Features

Convert from Islam reflects on Pope Francis’ historic visit to Iraq

March 23, 2021 Father Seán Connolly 6

The Islamic State (also known as ISIS, ISIL, or Daesh) achieved its greatest victory in 2014 when its fanatic militants seized control of Mosul, Iraq’s second largest city. The group’s leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, ascended […]

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Nigerian Catholics living in Muslim communities despite growing tensions 

March 18, 2021 Patrick Egwu 3

Religious and ethnic tensions in Nigeria have often threatened the peaceful co-existence of Christians and Muslims. Over the years, lives have been lost and families displaced following bloody religious violence and conflicts across the country. […]

The Dispatch

President Macron and the real source of France’s identity crisis

February 22, 2021 Mary Dudro Gordon 6

Last October, just over a week before the brutal murder and beheading of Parisian high-school teacher Samuel Paty, French President Emmanuel Macron gave a speech about the actions his administration has taken to root out […]

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