Religion news 2 October 2024
Tear Fund: Lebanon ‘on the brink of humanitarian catastrophe’; Impact of war on British Jews and Muslims “mirrors each other”; 100th milestone in the faith journey of President Jimmy Carter
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Tear Fund: Lebanon ‘on the brink of humanitarian catastrophe’; Impact of war on British Jews and Muslims “mirrors each other”; 100th milestone in the faith journey of President Jimmy Carter
St Mary of Charity Parish Church, Faversham, is the centre of commmunity for this medieval town, where the vicar says it’s profoundly important to open the space to everyone.
Security minister: It would not be Britain without its Jewish community; Lawyers criticise sacking of vicar who called female priests ‘witches’;‘Lib Dem bill to scrap school assemblies; Mass on beach marks 800th anniversary of Franciscans in UK
Payoff for priest alleged to pose risk to children; Welby condemned for ‘unbiblical’ Palestine ruling; Kenyan sect leader in court for manslaughter of 429 people
Increase in Islamophobic attacks since 7 October leaves Muslims in Britain abused as Hamas sympathisers, butchers, rapists and murderers.
Children’s book author Onjali Rauf, accompanied by Snowy, urges children to be like Tintin, with the courage to ask questions that reveal the truth behind a mystery
The media panel at the Religion Media Festival heard how reporting never-ending stories of abuse in religious institutions has a corrosive effect
Muslims across the UK prayed for King Charles and his family in their devotions on Friday, paying tribute to the “shining legacy” of Queen Elizabeth II.
The next prime minister ‘needs a clear moral compass’; 360,000 leave scandal-hit German Catholic church; Sacked Muslim MP confronts Commons leader
Sunak and Javid: values and conscience forced us to resign; Religion has become ‘collateral damage’ in Putin’s war on Ukraine; Pope: I don’t have cancer
