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Home The Catholic Loop

The Catholic Loop | January 08, 2015

byEmilie Ng
8 January 2015
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The Catholic Loop – Today’s news headlines for the busy Catholic | January 08, 2015

  1. Three gunmen killed at least 12 people at a satirical weekly French newspaper last night, raising Holy Father Pope Francis’ “firmest condemnation” against physical and moral violence.
  2. The Vatican will contribute $3.5 million to support those affected by the Ebola outbreak.
  3. Egypt’s Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi has become the first Egyptian president to attend the Coptic Christmas Mass held on January 7 under the Gregorian calendar.
  4. Euthanasia supporter Philip Nitschke lost his battle to overturn his medical suspension because the Northern Territory Health Professional Review Tribunal said he is a threat to public health and safety.
  5. Mothers have a “precious role in society” but are “not always properly appreciated”, Pope Francis said at his Wednesday General Audience yesterday.          

 

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