Tag: international
Indian police probe Mother Teresa’s charity, raid orphanage for ‘forced conversion’
Indian police were probing a charity started by Mother Teresa and raided and orphanage in another state
Pope Francis: The value of a person is not determined by...
“If disability or illness makes life more difficult, it is no less worthy of being lived and lived to the fullest”
7.3-magnitude quake strikes Indonesia
No significant damage or fatalities were immediately reported, but Indonesian authorities urged caution
Tibetan monk given 5-year prison term for sharing teachings by Dalai...
Tibet’s exiled spiritual leader the Dalai Lama is widely reviled by Chinese leaders as a separatist intent on splitting Tibet
France approves controversial Notre-Dame redesign
Church authorities are adamant the plans are not revolutionary and will simply offer visitors a warmer welcome
Vatican liturgy office issues guidelines for catechist ministry
“It is fitting that those called to the instituted ministry of Catechist be men and women of deep faith and human maturity"
Spain bishop stripped of powers for marrying author of erotica
Novell is now prohibited "from exercising all the rights and responsibilities inherent in the episcopal function"
Tibetan writer given 10-year prison term in secret trial
The writer has been described as an “open-minded individual who advocates the preservation of Tibetan language, religion and culture”
Pope Francis: Look out for ‘self-referential’ founders who put selves ‘above...
The pope’s comments about founders are the latest sign of the Vatican’s concern about the quality of leadership in Catholic groups
Avoid ‘fake Christmas’ of commercialism — Pope Francis
“Let’s not live a fake Christmas, please, a commercial Christmas,” the pope said


















