French Populist for President?
French politician Marine Le Pen will be running — again — for president in 2022. The controversial leader of France’s National Rally Party announced on Friday that she will be stepping down in July to run for president. Le Pen is the French version of Donald Trump. European political analyst Benjamin Harnwell gives Church Militant the details. […]
French Populist for President?
Your browser does not support the video tag. CLICK TO WATCH THE VIDEO TRANSCRIPT French politician Marine Le Pen will be running — again — for president in 2022. The controversial leader of France’s National Rally Party announced on Friday that she will be stepping down in July to run for president. Le Pen is the French […]
Respect electoral rules, say Catholic bishops in Peru
Democracy has been seriously undermined by the succession of four Presidents and two Congresses, which has not allowed the country to pursue integral development
Pope’s prayer intention for April: ‘For fundamental human rights’
Pope Francis releases his prayer intention for the month of April 2021, and urges everyone to pray for those fighting to protect people’s fundamental human rights in all parts of the world.
Canceling Mask Mandates
TOPEKA, Kan. (ChurchMilitant.com) – Republican lawmakers in Kansas rejected their Democrat governor’s statewide mask mandate just hours after it was extended. Gov. Laura Kelly The Legislative Coordinating Council of Kansas on Thursday revoked Gov. Laura Kelly’s mask mandate extension using a law that allows them to repeal the governor’s executive orders. Three Republican state representatives, Blaine Finch, Ron Ryckman and Dan […]
AZ GOP Hopes to Rise From Death
Your browser does not support the video tag. CLICK TO WATCH THE VIDEO TRANSCRIPT Arizona State Senator Karen Fann: “I don’t think everybody fully understands the complexity of what it takes to do something like this.” An Arizona insider is telling Church Militant the state’s enlisting four auditing companies to thoroughly canvass the 2020 election in […]
Christian Tumi, the first and only cardinal of Cameroon, has died
The 90-year-old retired cardinal was active to the very end in trying to end his country’s Anglophone Crisis
Cardinal Sako suggests ways to promote interreligious harmony in Iraq
ROME (CNS) — One month after Pope Francis’ visit to Iraq, Cardinal Louis Sako, the Baghdad-based Chaldean Catholic patriarch, called for the development of school programs to educate Iraqis about the value of diversity in their country, but he also asked for enforcement of laws protecting the religious sites of all faiths. In a message […]
To foster inclusiveness, Nigerian nuns mainstream pupils with disabilities
UYO, Nigeria (CNS) — On a sunny afternoon, the Rev. Gideon Oyabugbe, a minister at a local Baptist church, walked into St. Vincent’s Centre for Inclusive Education to pick up James, his 8-year-old son. James has autism spectrum disorder, a condition that impairs communication and social interaction. Rev. Oyabugbe had never heard about ASD until […]
Caritas joins rescue efforts in Indonesia after cyclone disaster
Devastating floods and landslides triggered by cyclone Seroja, which struck a cluster of islands in south-east Indonesia and in Timor-Leste on Easter Sunday, have killed at least 120 people. Caritas and other agencies have swung into action to reach the survivors.