Hundreds vaccinated against Ebola as Ivory Coast races to curb first outbreak in 25 years
The Ivory Coast has vaccinated hundreds of people against Ebola as authorities race to contain the spread of the deadly
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Media ministry offers ‘lifeline’ to fearful Afghans as Taliban kill Christians
An “unstoppable” media ministry in the Middle East is proving to be a lifeline for isolated Christians in Afghanistan, as
40,000 Catholics make pilgrimage to Our Lady of Czestochowa in Poland
Nearly 40,000 Catholic pilgrims journeyed on foot, by bicycle, and on horseback to arrive at the Marian shrine of Jasna
Draconid Meteor shower 2021: when to see it peak in the UK, plus other dates to watch out for
Meteor showers come and go throughout the year, but when can you watch them in 2021 and how soon can
Afghanistan Tragedy, Like Vietnam, ‘an Epic Bipartisan Failure’| National Catholic Register
Msgr. Stuart Swetland S.T.D, a graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy and a Rhodes Scholar, is currently serving as the
Poland defends Catholic priest who attacked gay clergy
Poland’s government has accused neighbouring Germany of “endangering religious liberty” after a prominent Polish priest was sentenced for incitement after