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Paul de Dinechin
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Robots are coming: Time to consider the ethical dimensions
Can they care for the elderly as the population ages and caregivers are lacking?
From the hell of Daesh to the Nobel Peace Prize … via the Vatican
Nadia Mourad Basee Taha was introduced to the pope last year.
Mass intentions are still an excellent way to support Christians in need
One charity collected nearly 20M euro this way. But the spiritual support could never be quantified.
Bahrain to have a new cathedral
Reflecting the spiritual need of the growing number of Christians in the region.
Catholic, Orthodox, Protestant: All are Christians and all are being martyred
Ecumenism of blood is the most profound way to reconcile us: Cardinal Ouellet.
Holy Week with the holy martyrs: Vigil in Rome celebrates our family witnesses
It is a duty of memory to praise God for the grace of their testimony ...
10 years after Mosul archbishop was killed, his beatification cause is opened
This week marks the anniversary of Al-Qaeda's kidnapping and slaying of the Chaldean leader.
Towards a World Day for Eastern Christians
On Palm Sunday, Christians from the West are invited to pray for peace in the Middle East.
“We are Copts. And we are ready for anything”
“We know that other attacks are likely to happen at any time."
A church honoring the 21 Egyptian Copts murdered by ISIS, dedicated in Egypt
Three years after the killing of 21 Egyptian Copts, the church was dedicated in presence of their families.
We spoke with the bishop of Aleppo about 7 long years of war
"We were really impressed by how much the pope knew about all these issues."
War in Syria: “We cannot see the light at the end of the tunnel”
According to the Apostolic Nuncio in Syria, the Turkish intervention in the country opens a new phase of the war, which is difficult for the Syrian people.
Christians in Nigeria suffer under the yoke of the “African Taliban”
The diocese of Maiduguri, in northeastern Nigeria, is threatened by Islamist hatred. Christians are abused because of their beliefs, but keep a strong faith.