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US
Speaker Mike Johnson declares separation of church and state is one of the most misunderstood issues in America at the National Catholic Prayer Breakfast.
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Deacon John Zak, who served St. Peter Catholic Church for 40 years and raised 13 children, was murdered by his adopted son Martin Zak.
Latin America
Two Catholic priests gave their lives rescuing altar boys from drowning in the sea during a Lenten retreat in coastal Ecuador.
Middle East
Taybeh, the West Bank's last Christian village, faces relentless settler attacks with zero arrests as families flee and a priest demands the world act.
UK
The House of Lords rejected amendments to remove Clause 208, voting to decriminalise abortion up to birth despite opposition from bishops and pro life peers.
Asia
Bangladesh Christians express cautious hope as new PM Tarique Rahman promises religious freedom, but 2,673 attacks and Islamist gains loom large.
Middle East
Father Pierre al Rahi, a Maronite priest in southern Lebanon, was killed by Israeli tank fire while rushing to save wounded civilians.
UK
188 medical professionals and seven major medical bodies urge Scottish Parliament to reject the assisted suicide bill before the March 17 final vote.
Europe
Spain's parliament approves initiative to strengthen the defence of persecuted Christians worldwide as 388 million believers face persecution.
US
Pope Leo XIV accepts resignation of Chaldean Catholic bishop arrested at San Diego airport, facing 17 felony embezzlement charges.
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A coalition of 14 faith based organizations urges the Third Circuit to strike down Delaware assisted suicide law to protect the vulnerable.
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NJ man Louis Geri pleads guilty after assembling over 100 homemade bombs on the steps of DC St. Matthew Cathedral before Red Mass.