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Pope Leo XIV has issued a sharp rebuke to JB Pritzker for signing Illinois' assisted suicide bill, revealing he had personally urged the governor to reject it.

Indigenous Friends of Israel has issued a press release calling for a Royal Commission into the Bondi massacre and the escalation of antisemitism in Australia.

From Christmas to Calvary, two modern Catholic witnesses—Ukraine's Sviatoslav Shevchuk and Hong Kong's Jimmy Lai—endure suffering with hope, showing how the Via Crucis leads ultimately to the Via Lucis.

Hundreds of Chinese Christians face Christmas behind bars as the CCP launches mass church raids, arrests believers, and intensifies a long-running campaign to crush faith under state control.

Churches across Australia and New Zealand lit up red in record numbers for Red November, standing in prayerful solidarity with persecuted Christians and reminding believers that when one suffers, all suffer.

Bibles are now contraband in Nicaragua. The country’s ruling Sandinista Socialists appear to have aligned with North Korea’s similar rule, which bans tourists from bringing Bibles into the country.

The Bondi Beach massacre during Chanukkah left Jewish families grieving and communities in shock. Give now to demonstrate the love of the Messiah, Yeshua, and provide direct support to those affected.

The Bondi massacre is already being exploited by the Albanese government to silence discussion of the real problems facing Australia.

There will be an official public memorial service on today, Wednesday 17th at 7:15 pm on the forecourt in front of St Mary's Cathedral. The Prime Minister and Premier will be speaking, as will Archbishop Fisher and Rabbi Elton, accompanied by many senior faith leaders.

Sixteen people have been killed and dozens injured in a terrorist attack at Bondi Beach during a Hanukkah festival. The incident specifically targeted Sydney’s Jewish community and has raised serious questions about the Albanese government’s security and immigration policies.

A dozen people have so far been killed and another two to three dozen have been wounded at the Bondi Beach mass shooting in Sydney. This was a targeted attack on the Jewish community, and it has now officially been declared to be a terrorist attack.

A teacher in London was sacked over comments to students, including Muslim ones, that England was a Christian state which had King Charles as the head of the Church of England. The police were involved in investigating the alleged 'hate crime'.

A 41-year-old chef at a high-end hotel in New South Wales who was sacked for allegedly speaking too openly about his Christian beliefs has won his case at the Fair Work Commission. It's a welcome victory for freedom — but sounds a loud warning shot.

After a two-year legal battle, Pastor Chris Avell wins an appeal letting Dad’s Place stay open to the poor, exposing Bryan city officials’ selective fire-code crackdown on the church.

After weeks of prayer and pressure, 18-year-old Egyptian Christian Bola Adel Naguib has been released, highlighting ongoing abuses against believers detained for expressing their faith online.

As socialism trends among young Americans, history offers a sobering warning: wherever it rises, freedom falls and economies collapse. Cool vibes can’t replace hard lessons—or hard math.

From New Zealand pausing puberty blockers to Monaco’s prince rejecting expanded abortion, and Australia’s social media crackdown to Senate double standards, recent events show that nothing is truly settled despite the prevailing ideology.

With Washington now classifying state-funded abortion, child castration, and coercive DEI policies as human rights violations, Australia may face unexpected scrutiny over practices that have long harmed ordinary citizens and gone unreported in our national media.

A bid to protect the religious freedom of faith-based aged care facilities in New South Wales was rejected in the Upper House on 19 November by 23 votes to 16. But the issue could be raised in an upcoming statutory review of voluntary assisted dying laws.