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• Chinese Catholics to have 'great celebration' for Feast of St. Joseph
  
  
• Christian merchant gunned down in Mosul, Iraq
  
  
• Nigerian Cleric Calls for Prosecution of Suspects in Jos Massacre
  
  
• More than a thousand anti-Christian acts reported since BJP party took office
  
  
• Document - Sanguis Innocens, Sanguis Sanctus - Delivered to Cardinal Bertone at Vatican, and Now Made Public, 'Your Eminence...Who Has is Correct? Cardinal Ratzinger or Archbishop Wuerl? Their Contradictory Positions Cannot Both be Correct.'
  
  
• New film celebrating Year for Priests released in Rome
  
  
• Sheikh Incites Muslims to Attack Christians in Egypt
  
  
• Second Wave of Attacks Near Jos, Nigeria Leaves 13 Christians Dead
  
  
• Most church websites ineffective, technology firm's study finds
  
  
• Rediscovering Japan, Reintroducing Christendom: Two Thousand Years of Christian History in Japan
  
  
• Christians in the Dominican Republic Prepared for 'My Hope' Billy Graham TV Evangelism Project
  
  
• Ecumenism is antidote to credibility crisis, Anglican peace advocate says
  
  
• Pope Becomes Honorary Citizen of Romano Canavese
  
  
• The Theology of St. Bonaventure and St. Thomas Aquinas
  
  
• Establishment of International Commission on Medjugorje,VATICAN
  
  
• Benedict XVI Visits Rome's Evangelical-Lutheran Church
  
  
• Message for Twenty-Fifth World Youth Day - Pope
  
  
• Protesters ready to spill their own blood for new election
  
  
• Vietnam: USCIRF Statement on the Release of Father Ly
  
  
• WCC condolences over death of the Grand Imam of Al-Azhar
  
  
• Anglicans to meet in Geneva to promote on peace and justice
  
  
• Grassroots Art Forms Missing from the Arts Capital of the World says Diane McKoy
  
  
• Fr. Pavone Mobilizes Clergy to Oppose Obamacare
  
  
• For Nigerian Inmates, CBI Brings Hope in the Midst of Injustice
  
  
• Religious Hiring Developments Could Affect Churches, Ministries
  
  
• Unforgettable Docu-Film, The Jesus Boat Revealed Available on DVD March 15th
  
  
• Institute for Worship Studies Earns Accredited Status, Association for Biblical Higher Education Grants Accreditation to Orange Park-based Graduate School
  
  
• Former Archbishop of Canterbury, Lord George Carey, Addresses St. John's Cathedral in Albuquerque
  
  
• Nigerian government takes action in Christian massacre
  
  
• Priests: Complete Adherence to Christ and His Church
  
  
• Egypt - former Muslims face state persecution, family rejection for changing faith - Release International
  
  
• Award winning Holocaust films now available
  
  
• Thomas More Society Mourns the Death of ND88's Linda Schmidt; Prosecutor Failed to Drop Charges Despite Proof of Terminal Cancer
  
  
• Obama Pushing for New Radical Feminist Agency at United Nations
  
  
• NCC Communions begin 'long term engagement' for Haiti
  
  
• NCC honors the wisdom of women of faith
  
  
• European theologians begin church unity study project
  
  
• Former Archbishop of Canterbury warns of 'strident campaign' to marginalise Christianity
  
  
• Iraqis Fasting Today for End to Killing Spree Protest 'Heinous' Slayings of Christians in the North
  
  
• Muslims, Catholics Discredit Religion-Inspired Violence Vatican and Sunni Voices Join in Historic Declaration
  
  
• Cathedral Summit with Iranian Ayatollah Should Speak Out for Those Under Oppression, Says IRD
  
  
• 'Continente 2010' to Reach Millions with the Gospel
  
  
• Phase 4 Films Releases Exclusive 'At Jesus' Side' Sunday School Kit
  
  
• Chile Quake: World Vision Begins Relief Efforts; Transport, Communications Remain Key Challenges
  
  
• 'Catholic Advocate' Calls on Bishops to Launch National Collection for Life
  
  
• WCC offers condolences and prayers to the people of Chile
  
  
• Arts Journal & Online Film Community Present Top 100 Film List
  
  
• Anglican women gather in New York for 54th annual UNCSW
  
  

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