Pope calls on journalists to be 'communicators of hope'
The Pope has called on journalists to be 'communicators of hope' in a world "characterized by disinformation and polarization".
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Scottish Parliament warned against 'inherently dangerous' assisted suicide proposals
"Our strong assertion is that this bill will have a very determinantal impact on very vulnerable people who will feel invisible pressure to consider an option that wasn't there before."
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MPs call on Streeting to close abortion loophole that allows grooming gangs to cover up abuse
MPs have urged the Health Secretary to close an abortion loophole that allows grooming gangs to hide their sexual abuse of children.
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Family of Christian woman speak out after hospital removes nutrition tube
Hyacinth McIntosh, 54, was removed from life support and denied hydration against her wishes and beliefs, her family has said
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God is working in the LGBT community
Christians recently gathered in London to find out how they can better support people struggling with unwanted same-sex attraction.
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Hundreds of churches offer warm spaces this winter
As winter continues to bite, hundreds of churches across the country are opening their doors each week to offer a warm space to people struggling to keep their heating on.
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Christian schools and parents seek judicial review over government's VAT tax raid
The 13 claimants, supported by the Christian Legal Centre (CLC), say that the changes are unlawful and a breach of their human rights.
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Tribunal backs firing of Christian teacher for biblical marriage social media posts
A school pastoral manager in north London plans to appeal an employment tribunal ruling this week that supported a Catholic school firing her over her social media posts in favor of biblical marriage.
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Teenager convicted of murdering Christian schoolgirl
A teenage boy has been found guilty of murdering a Christian schoolgirl in a horrific knife attack in Croydon, south London.
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Former Archbishop of Canterbury joins climate call to PM
The former Archbishop of Canterbury, Baron Williams of Oystermouth, has joined other faith leaders in calling on the Prime Minister to support the Climate and Nature Bill.
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Calls for submissions on quality of palliative care in the UK
Written submissions are being invited on the standards of care across the palliative care sector in the UK.
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UK council tells staff not to ask for 'Christian' names for sake of inclusivity
Sutton Council in south London has reportedly told employees to stop asking for people's "Christian" names, advising them instead to use "first name, forename or given name."
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Charity regulator investigates more charities linked to Barnabas Aid
The charity regulator has expanded its investigation into Barnabas Aid to include the activities of four charities that have links with the organisation.
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