UN redesigns world map according to woke ideology
The UN General Assembly has found the time to pass a resolution called 'Correct the Map', which aims to redraw the boundaries of the world's landmasses. The watchword is overcoming geographical colonialism.
Sánchez’s lies about the invasion of Ceuta from Morocco
The Spanish prime minister is proving increasingly ill-equipped to handle the most colossal migration crisis in recent times. He continues to ‘exonerate’ Morocco, but intelligence reports contradict him. Even the European Union is beginning to see through his bluff.
Sexual abuse: judge clears Ouellet and orders accuser to pay compensation
The Superior Court of Quebec has ruled that Paméla Groleau's allegations of sexual harassment against the Prefect Emeritus of the Congregation for Bishops were reckless. She has been ordered to pay $100,000 in damages for the harm done to the cardinal’s reputation.
Ceuta in turmoil: chaos, rapes and Sánchez under fire from his own party
One month after the Moroccan invasion, Ceuta is still in chaos. Crime and rape are on the rise, and Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez is facing criticism, even from local Socialists. In this situation, suspending the Schengen Agreement is essential
Mladic is dead, but the appetite for war remains
There will be a state funeral in Serbia for war criminal Ratko Mladić, who died in an international prison in The Hague. Mass demonstrations are hailing him as a hero. It demonstrates that, more than 30 years after the end of the conflict, there has been no process of reconciliation.
Ukraine: Vatican paves way for dialogue with Moscow
The Holy See seems to be the only entity that realises the risks of a slow slide towards open war between the West and Russia. Accordingly, the Secretary for Relations with States, Monsignor Gallagher, is in Moscow, where he met Foreign Minister Lavrov yesterday to discuss the possibility of negotiations.
Loving the Holy Land, where Christians are nailed to the cross
‘An endless Good Friday, yet redemption has already taken place’: this is how the Custos of the Holy Land describes the situation of Christians tested by three years of war to the Daily Compass. Together with the parish priest of Gaza, he brought to the Meeting for friendship among Peoples in Rimini, Italy, the testimony of a living Church amidst new challenges and sufferings.
Lebanon: Israel chooses feast of Assumption for new attacks
Despite the ceasefire contained in the June agreement, Israeli forces launched a new offensive against Lebanon on 15 and 16 August. This was in retaliation for the wounding of three IDF soldiers, and caused several deaths.
‘An invasion is taking place in Ceuta, and Catholics will bear the brunt of it.’
‘Spain is facing an invasion, and it is the Catholics who are bearing the brunt of it because religious persecution is intensifying.’ The Daily Compass interviews Polonia Castellanos, president of Christian Lawyers. ‘Sánchez is responsible. He needs millions of North African voters to prop up his corrupt government. And we Christians are already paying the price.'
Taybeh, where last remaining Christians are held hostage by security measures
In Taybeh, the last entirely Christian village in the West Bank on the outskirts of Ramallah, security is once again in danger of becoming a pretext for new restrictions. Pizzaballa’s appeal is not enough to halt the exodus.
Trump’s foreign aid: to Christian organisations, not to ‘woke’ NGOs
The US State Department, led by the Catholic Marco Rubio, has announced nearly $2 billion for religious and community organisations working in healthcare and humanitarian aid. This blatantly refutes all criticism of the cuts to US international aid and the closure of USAid.
Debate in Washington: what if US runs out of its missile stockpiles
How many missiles does the US have left? “As many as we want,” says Trump. 'In reality, stocks are running low,' say the experts. This explains the president’s wavering stance.