The Covid-19 has already killed more than 150,000 people worldwide. – DIn the severely affected New York State, 540 coronavirus patients have died in the past 24 hours, CNN news reported on Saturday, quoting Governor Andrew Cuomo. For the first time in about two weeks, the number of daily deaths has dropped below 600. Lots … Read more
“I can’t believe they are taking advantage of the pandemic to iron out these ridiculous laws!” annoys Anna Zaradny, while the Polish Parliament is due to debate this Thursday the total ban on abortion in the event of serious malformations of the embryo. Before the vote on Tuesday, dressed in all black, including mask and … Read more
04/16/2020 05:42 (Act. 16.04.2020 05:42) – – – Large parts of Notre-Dame were destroyed by the fire © APA (AFP) – – – In memory of the devastating fire in Notre-Dame exactly one year ago, the bell of the cathedral rang on Wednesday evening in Paris. The ringing of bells was the only ceremony to … Read more
It was the world before, the time of a certain carelessness, of the miracle in public. That evening, Tuesday, February 18, Pastor Samuel Peterschmitt is still joking. On the stage at the back of the worship hall, the fifties with salt and pepper hair, relaxed in blue shirt and jeans, wanders microphone in hand. Like … Read more
In Miami some line up with hundreds of residents searching for food boxes. Like the church located at 3505 northwest of 79th Street, where they waited early for food donated by local food banks. And although here in this church the delivery was made a little later than announced. There everyone waited in line for … Read more
The most politically insidious is Beppe Sala. To Matteo Salvini who calls for the opening of churches for Easter Mass (“The good God is also needed,” said the leader of the League), the mayor of Milan replies slyly: “If you really want to get churches to reopen, and if it’s not just a newspaper headline, … Read more
Ana Peixoto Fernandes Yesterday at 10:42 pm– The parish priest Ricardo Esteves de Valença launched this Friday on his Facebook page a challenge to the faithful to write texts with the word ‘hope’, in order to create a hymn. The idea that he called “Home challenge” appeals to the creativity of followers “from around the … Read more
“Please walk, please come on!” In front of the Trevi fountain, a municipal policeman repels the few tourists who are still in Rome and who linger for selfies with their backs to the statue of Neptune with whistles and whistles. “Go back to the hotel!” he squeaks in front of the most recalcitrant. The order … Read more
There is still no official confirmation, but according to the newspaper El País, Pope Francis will not go ahead with the possibility of ordaining married men as a way of responding to the shortage of priests in the most remote regions of the world. The papal position, eagerly awaited since the bishops meeting in October … Read more
Detroit, Michigan – The diocese of the Episcopal Church in Michigan has its first openly lesbian bishop. The Reverend Bonnie A. Perry It was consecrated and ordained on Saturday during a ceremony in Dearborn, a suburb of Detroit. She was elected last June at St. Paul’s Cathedral in Detroit. Perry was expected to be formally … Read more