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Pope Francis washes feet of female prisoners
For the first time, all 12 people who had their feet washed by the pope were women.
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45 Christians killed in bus crash on their way to Easter gathering
Political leaders throughout Africa are offering prayers and condolences after nearly four dozen Christians were killed en route to an annual Easter gathering.
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New assisted suicide bill tabled in Scottish Parliament
Christians have warned against proposals to legalise assisted suicide in Scotland, saying that they could lead to vulnerable people feeling pressured to end their lives.
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Nicaragua convicts 11 pastors linked to US ministry on \'sham charges\' of money laundering
The Nicaraguan judiciary has convicted 11 Nicaraguan pastors linked to the U.S.-based Mountain Gateway ministry on charges of money laundering.
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Jesus set the example of service and care, says King Charles in Maundy Thursday message
King Charles III has spoken about the importance of showing care and kindness to others in a message that was specially recorded for Maundy Thursday.
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Baltimore turns to prayer after Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse
Political and religious leaders in Baltimore, as well as Maryland and federal officials, have called for prayers and attended prayer vigils after the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse Tuesday leaving six presumed dead.
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Cadbury faces criticism for 'gesture eggs' this Easter
The British confectionery company Cadbury is under fire from Christians for promoting chocolate eggs as 'gesture eggs'.
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Trump rolls out new 'God Bless the USA' Bible during Holy Week
Former President Donald Trump promoted a new leather-bound "God Bless the USA" Bible on Tuesday, and warned his supporters that Christians in the U.S. are "under siege."
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Sandra Crouch, influential musician, minister, sister of Andraé Crouch, dead at 81
You don\'t get a driver\'s license to learn how to drive,\' she said of her controversial ordination. \'You get a license because you know how to drive.\'
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Tribunal collapses in case of gender-critical Christian teacher
A panel of judges that was to hear the case of a gender-critical Christian teacher dismissed by her school has stepped down.
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Herdsmen kill pastor, five other Christians in central Nigeria
Fulani herdsmen killed a pastor and five other Christians in Nasarawa state, central Nigeria in attacks on Friday and Sunday, sources said.
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Fewer than half of Christians regularly attend church: Gallup
Three in 10 people in the United States attend religious services on a regular basis, representing a decline compared to the past couple of decades, according to a report by Gallup.