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World Council of Churches head meets with Russian Orthodox Patriarch Kirill
The Patriarch reportedly said churches 'must not add fuel to the fire' of political conflict but has been widely accused of doing just that.
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Supreme Court declines to hear Rhode Island fetal personhood case
The move is a setback for supporters of the idea that an unborn fetus is entitled to full constitutional rights.
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At World Council of Churches gathering, Russian church keeps its membership
The 11th assembly of the World Council of Churches approved a statement on 8 September regarding Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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Patriarch Kirill cancels Kazakhstan trip and chance to meet with Pope Francis
For the second time this year, an in-person meeting between the two global religious leaders has fallen apart.
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Citing abortion rights, San Francisco Archbishop bars Pelosi from Communion
She is not to be admitted to Holy Communion unless and until she publicly repudiate her support for abortion 'rights' and confess and receive absolution for her cooperation in this evil in the sacrament of Penance,' Cordileone wrote.
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EU reportedly mulling sanctions on Patriarch Kirill
On Tuesday, Patriarch Kirill denied that Russia's actions in Ukraine amounted to an invasion, insisting 'Russia has never attacked anyone.'
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World Council of Churches urges Patriarch Kirill to lobby for Easter ceasefire
The head of the World Council of Churches is urging Patriarch Kirill of Moscow, the head of the Russian Orthodox Church, to call for a ceasefire in Ukraine as Orthodox Christians celebrate Easter this weekend.
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For Russian priest protesting Ukraine invasion, a mixture of defiance and concern
'If I remain silent, I'm not a priest,' said the Rev. Ioann Burdin.
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Catholic bishops greenlight Communion document, but don't single out politicians
After months of controversy, a much anticipated document barely mentioned politicians at all.
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Eastern Orthodox patriarch discusses climate change and religious freedom with Biden
The spiritual head of Eastern Orthodox Christians called on religious and political leaders to fight climate change during a visit to the US capital on Monday.
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