Bernadette Salapare Articles
Sacred Heart Church's Walls Marked with Demonic Graffiti, Communist, Anarchist Symbols
Sacred Heart Church's door and some walls were vandalized by people who hate the church. It was defaced from Sunday, Mar. 12, to Monday, Mar. 13, and was later confirmed by the Archdiocese of Bordeaux's head of communication, Constance Pluviaud. Thus, the parish filed a property damage complaint ... 
More Than 400 Individuals Baptized at Adventist Church's ‘Christ for Thailand’ in South Asia-Pacific Region
The Adventist Church's 'Christ for Thailand' baptized hundreds of individuals nationwide. The event aims to bring more people to Christ and share the Gospel of love and hope. 
Following Ortega Proposed Suspending Diplomatic Relations, Vatican Closes Embassy in Nicaragua
The Vatican has closed its embassy in Nicaragua after the Nicaraguan government proposed suspending diplomatic relations, part of a long-running campaign against the Catholic Church. 
St. Rita Catholic Church Members Prepared Foods, Flowers For Feast of St. Joseph
The Feast of St. Joseph is celebrated every Mar. 15. The members of St. Rita Catholic Church prepare food and flowers for this feast, and since the celebration is held during Lent, meats are not allowed. 
Jewish Parents Take Legal Action Against California Department of Education For Equal Access to Special Education
The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act was prohibited by the California Department of Education in religiously affiliated schools such as Orthodox Jewish schools, Muslim schools, Catholic schools, and Protestant Christian schools. As a result, Jewish parents took legal action against them. 
Bishops in the United Kingdom Disagrees With New Law Criminalizing Prayer Outside Abortion Clinics
The criminalization of prayer outside the abortion clinic was approved by Britain's House of Commons. Every single violator will have to pay a fine. 
Bishops Plan Implementing Liturgical Blessings of Same-Sex Unions After German Synodal Way
Implementing the liturgical blessings of same-sex unions was planned following the German Synodal Way. This gathering is a process that will look for ways to bolster Christian testimony throughout the world. 
Manila Archbishop Urges Churches to Limit Virtual Masses to Encourage Faithful to Attend In-Person Masses
Manila Archbishop Jose Cardinal Advincula has advised Catholic churches in the Archdiocese of Manila to limit virtual masses and encourage parishioners to attend in-person services. He also urged parishes to consider live-streaming Holy Communion frequency and encouraging health procedures. 
Archdiocese of New York Grants Special Dispensation to Eat Meat on St. Patrick's Day Despite Lent
The Archdiocese of New York has granted a special dispensation allowing Catholics to consume beef on Friday during St. Patrick's Day, allowing them to combine holiday traditions with Lenten commitments. 
Church Organizations in Brazil Advocates for Child Protection Policies, Join State Councils
Church organizations in Brazil are advocating for new public policies to protect children and participating in state councils that define and oversee how choices of this nature are implemented. In São Paulo, the Archdiocesan Ministry for the Pastoral Care of Minors drafted a bill to take children ...
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