Both aid workers were shot and killed in a CRS vehicle in the Amhara region returning from assignment.
Two Catholic Relief Services’ workers slain in Ethiopia amid Easter Sunday unrest
Peruvian cardinal says pope supports church taking lead in negotiating peace
Cardinal Barreto, who met privately with the pope March 4, said he informed the pontiff that several institutions in the country “have sought out the church, and have spoken to me personally, to see how we can jointly create a roundtable of dialogue for Peru, independent of our faith or of the political instances that may exist.”
Bishop Báez: ‘What has happened in Nicaragua has been a miracle’
After massive demonstrations against the Ortega-Murillo regime began in 2018 and were met with extreme violence, more than 300 deaths, around 800 arrests and more than 100,000 exiles occurred.
New report says governments limit, restrict right to assemble peacefully
Globally, freedom of peaceful assembly faced restrictions in at least 100 of the 197 countries from October 2021 to September 2022, the report showed.
Young climate activists find their voices at COP27
Christian youths from across the world were out to dramatize what the hurt the environment was going through, and with it, the entire human race.
Photos of the Week: Sept. 26, 2022
In the spotlight: Eucharistic Congress in Italy, protests in Russia, Hurricane Fiona, ‘Little Amal’
Pope calls for peace in Sri Lanka, Libya, Ukraine
Pope Francis called on authorities in Sri Lanka to listen to the cries of their people and renewed his calls for peace in Ukraine which have continued to fend off attacks from Russia.
After expulsion from Philippines, Australian nun continues solidarity work
Reflecting on the violence inflicted on Filipinos, particularly those in rural areas fighting for their land against large mining corporations and the military who enforce the government’s brutal policies.