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- Australia to close border between New South Wales and Victoria
- Pope to celebrate Mass for 7th anniversary of Lampedusa visit
Covid-19: Camillian priest appeals for better-equipped hospitals in Burkina Faso
Burkinabe Priest, Fr. Modeste Ouedraogo calls for well-trained staff and better-equipped hospitals in the fight against Covid-19 in the West-African country.
By Vatican News
Many countries around the world are easing Covid-19…
A magisterium for peace and against hypocrisy
Pope Francis expresses his support for the UN resolution for a global and immediate ceasefire, which would bring relief to people at war and enable them to fight the Covid-19 pandemic.
By Andrea Tornielli
In recent days, the United…
US Bishop decries destruction of St. Junipero Serra statue
Bishop Jamie Soto criticizes the destruction of the statue of St. Junipero Serra in Sacramento, California, and urges protesters to build up the community, not tear it down.
By Devin Watkins
A crowd in Sacramento, California’s…
Australia to close border between New South Wales and Victoria
Australia will close the border between the states of New South Wales and Victoria beginning on Wednesday, disrupting movement between Melbourne and Sydney, the nation’s two largest cities.
By Vatican News
The premiers of…
Pope to celebrate Mass for 7th anniversary of Lampedusa visit
Pope Francis will celebrate Mass on Wednesday to mark the seventh anniversary of his first papal trip outside Rome, which saw him visit the Italian island of Lampedusa to offer comfort to migrants.
By Devin Watkins
The Director of…
France and other governments pressured over coronavirus response
A French court has launched an inquiry into the alleged mishandling by the outgoing French government of the coronavirus pandemic. The announcement comes while elsewhere in Europe, and the former Soviet Union, tensions also rise over the…
Cameroon holds first peace talks with main separatist insurgents
Representatives of Cameroon's Government held talks this week with the main leaders of an Anglophone separatist insurgency for the first time since the conflict began in 2017, a separatist leader and two security sources said on Friday.
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Philippine diocese creates mental health ‘hopeline’
The Diocese of Kalookan has created a support helpline for those struggling with anxiety and other emotions due to the coronavirus crisis.
By Robin Gomes
“Covid Hopeline” is phone-in counselling service of the Diocese of Kalookan…
Asian Churches condemn greed, injustice in Myanmar’s mine tragedy
The Catholic Bishops of Asia have vehemently condemned the greed of large mining operators whose negligence and arrogance, they say, caused the “heart-wrenching disaster” at a jade mine in northern Myanmar, which killed more than 170…
Bishop Barber: Catholic Education best way to hand on faith to next generation
Bishop Michael Barber of Oakland, California, speaks about the dramatic effect the Covid-19 pandemic is having on Catholic Education in the United States.
By Vatican News
Last week Bishop Michael Barber, S.J., Chairman for…