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“Blessed are the peacemakers”!

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 An ecumenical meeting of "Synaxe" By Martin Hoegger, pastor of the Evangelical Reformed Church of the Canton of Vaud, www.hoegger.org "Synaxe" brought together around forty members of various Orthodox, Catholic and Protestant religious communities for its...
Christianity

On the hypocrisy

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By St. Antony the Great (c. 12 January 251 – 17 January 356) LETTER TEN 1. My blessed children, I am writing this letter to you so that you may know that those who love God seek...
Buddhism

“Buddha Boy” was convicted of sexual assault

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A spiritual leader in Nepal known as "Buddha Boy" was sentenced on the 1st of July to 10 years in prison for sexually assaulting a minor, the Associated Press reported, citing a court statement. The...
Christianity

Video game-loving teenager to be first Catholic millennial saint

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An Italian teenager who loved video games will become the Roman Catholic Church's first millennial saint. The move was approved by the pope and cardinals, and Pope Francis said he would be canonized in...
Christianity

Peace economy practices

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By Martin Hoegger. www.hoegger.org One of the strengths of the Focolare Movement is to combine the theoretical aspect of the themes addressed with practical testimonies. As part of the recent interreligious conference organized by this...
Europe

The European Prosecutor’s Office has brought charges against a Bulgarian milk producer

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The European Prosecutor's Office announced that it has filed charges against a Bulgarian dairy farmer who received funds from the EU
International

United Nations : Lack of due process a worrying trend in India

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CAP Liberté de Conscience has raised profound apprehension regarding the erosion of due process and democratic values in India.
Animals

Denmark introduces €100 per cow ‘carbon emissions’ tax

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Denmark to charge farmers €100 per cow with first agricultural carbon tax A front-page article in the Financial Times said Denmark is introducing the world's first agricultural carbon tax, "which will see farmers charged almost...
Africa

Bishop Chrysostom (Maydonis): The actions of the ROC have turned the church in Rwanda into ruins

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In February 2024, the Bishop of Bukoba and Western Tanzania Chrysostom (Maydonis) of the Patriarchate of Alexandria took over the interim leadership of the newly established Diocese of Rwanda. For the first months of...
Africa

Newly discovered Greco-Roman tombs in Egypt shed light on diseases in antiquity

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An Egyptian-Italian archaeological expedition has discovered 33 Greco-Roman family tombs on the west bank of the Nile in the southern city of Aswan, Egypt's Ministry of Tourism and Cultural Monuments announced. The find sheds light...
Human Rights

The country where there is no divorce

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The Philippines is a republic in which the president is the head of state, prime minister and commander-in-chief of the armed forces. The current president of the Philippines, Marcos, won the 2022 election thanks to...
International

A white bison calf was born in Yellowstone, what does that mean?

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Tribes honor the birth of a rare white buffalo calf in Yellowstone, spotted on June 4, and reveal its name: Wakan Gli. This is the second reported birth of a white buffalo this year. The...
Defense

Russia and Ukraine exchanged prisoners, including priests

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This is a rarely seen exchange of civilians Russia and Ukraine have swapped prisoners, including several priests, in a rarely seen exchange of civilians that follows the exchange of dozens of soldiers earlier this week,...
Culture

In France – he is a sympathizer of Germany, in Germany – a traitor

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(205 years since the birth of Jacques Offenbach) He was a composer, cellist and conductor of German origin, but he worked and died in France. Offenbach is one of the founders of operetta and a...
Economy

Peace economy practices

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By Martin Hoegger. www.hoegger.org One of the strengths of the Focolare Movement is to combine the theoretical aspect of the themes addressed with practical testimonies. As part of the recent interreligious conference organized by this...
Economy

Royals at the European Green Deal Forum

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Green Transition Forum 4.0: New global perspectives for the CEE region is taking place on 26-28 June 2024, Bulgaria (Sofia Event Center, Mall Paradise). The forum dedicated to the European Green Deal and the green...
Economy

Resilient IT companies continue to hire in Bulgaria amidst global tech layoffs and hiring freezes

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By Abdenour (Nour) Bezzouh, Group CTO at myPOS In the US, over 340,042 tech employees have been laid off since late 2022, with at least 56,042 layoffs in 2024 alone. While Bulgaria is also affected,...
Defense

Israeli court: Orthodox Jews to serve in army like everyone else

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Israel's Supreme Court has ruled that ultra-Orthodox Jews must serve in the armed forces, world news agencies reported. This decision could lead to the collapse of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government, which also includes...
International

An economy for peace

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By Martin Hoegger. www.hoegger.org We hear every day about the war economy. Is this inevitable? Can we reverse things and talk about an economy of peace? This is the question that a round table asked...
Christianity

Patriarch Bartholomew: To remain silent in the face of the cruelty of war is shameful!

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"War is always destructive. To remain silent in the face of the cruelty of war is shameful! It is our duty and mission to protect and promote peace. "Blessed are the peacemakers" (Matt. 5:9)....
Defense

Shooting at two churches, a synagogue on fire and an attack on a police post in Dagestan

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A 66-year-old priest, a church guard, a synagogue guard and at least six policemen were killed in a series of armed attacks on two Orthodox churches, a synagogue and a police post in the...
Europe

The new government in Skopje rejected the deal with Bulgaria

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Lawmakers in North Macedonia approved the new nationalist-dominated government of Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski, whose party won parliamentary elections in May, riding on voter anger at the slow pace of European Union integration, reported...
Economy

Mexico: Drought will affect 89.5% of the country’s territory

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The area of Mexico affected by drought is expected to increase from "85.58% to 89.58% due to the lack of rain," reports Excélsior. The National Weather Service report attributed this to the prolonged third heat...
Culture

Called to weave relationships of peace. The role of religions

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By Martin Hoegger. www.hoegger.org This was the theme of a Round Table as part of the Interreligious Conference organized by the Focolare Movement, in the Roman Hills, beginning of June 2024. Religions are often...
International

Ukraine: Russia launched an “massive” attack on energy infrastructures

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Russian armed forces launched an eighth "massive" attack on energy infrastructures in western and southern Ukraine
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