Past popes have apologized for the trans-Atlantic slave trade, but none have publicly acknowledged the role their predecessors played in giving European sovereigns explicit authority to subjugate and enslave “infidels.”
Past popes have apologized for the trans-Atlantic slave trade, but none have publicly acknowledged the role their predecessors played in giving European sovereigns explicit authority to subjugate and enslave “infidels.”
Donated Marian icons line the walls inside the Ephesus House At the center stands a statue of Mary modeled after the one in Turkey, alongside a relic said...
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Yesterday, many Christians observed the Feast of St James The day commemorates James the Greater, one of Christ’s 12 apostles
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The United States has condemned the recent killing of nine relatives of Rev Ezekiel Dachomo, a Nigerian pastor whose earlier appeal had warned that “fear has become a...
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Consequently, there is no such thing as a permanent empire — only a permanent God
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