RELIGION May 2, 2017 Murder of 2 missionaries in Jamaica leaves charity, US churches looking for answers Jamaican authorities probing the murder of two American missionaries last month have no suspects and few clues, leaving church leaders in the U.S. frustrated and seeking “biblical justice.”
Europe May 1, 2017 Pope to Venezuela: avoid more violence, respect human rights Pope Francis has appealed to leaders of Venezuela's government and society to avoid any more violence as he cited the mounting number of dead, injured and prisoners.
Europe April 30, 2017 Germany's Merkel begins Gulf trip with stop in Saudi Arabia German Chancellor Angela Merkel has arrived in Saudi Arabia for talks with the oil-rich kingdom's monarch, beginning a two-nation trip to the Gulf.
Europe April 30, 2017 Temporary Knights of Malta order chief takes oath of office The new, temporary head of the ancient Knights of Malta lay religious order has taken his oath of office.
North Korea April 30, 2017 Pope warns of broad destruction if tensions with North Korea escalate Pope Francis said Saturday that he does not think “humanity today could bear” a war with North Korea, and called for diplomacy and a revived United Nations to take the lead in negotiating a resolution.
GLOBAL ECONOMY April 29, 2017 Pope's timely Egypt visit comforts grief-stricken Christians Pope Francis wrapped up a brief but deeply symbolic visit to Egypt on Saturday with an open-air Mass for the country's tiny Catholic community, defying security concerns to show his support for the Christians of this Muslim majority Arab nation who have increasingly become targeted by Islamic militants.
Europe April 29, 2017 Pope repeats refugee 'concentration camps' remarks Pope Francis repeated on Saturday that some migrant holding centers in Europe amount to "concentration camps," even after Jewish groups urged him to stop using the loaded term.