Court Overturns Worship Ban In France
By Stefan J. Bos, Chief International Correspondent BosNewsLife
FRANCE, PARIS (BosNewsLife)-- An administrative court in France has overturned a government ban on meetings in churches...
After Centuries, No Christmas Mass at Paris’ Notre Dame
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By Stefan J. Bos, Chief International Correspondent BosNewsLife
PARIS, FRANCE (BosNewsLife)-- The Notre Dame Cathedral, one of the...
Christian Refugees Facing Attacks In European Refugee Camps
By BosNewsLife News Center
BERLIN/BUDAPEST (BosNewsLife)-- Christians fleeing war and persecution face violence and death threats because of their faith in several refugee camps across Europe, BosNewsLife established.
BERLIN/BUDAPEST (BosNewsLife)-- Christians fleeing war and persecution face violence and death threats because of their faith in several refugee camps across Europe, BosNewsLife established. The Cozy Church (Column)
By Martin Roth, BosNewsLife Senior Columnist
MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA (BosNewsLife Columns)-- The recent murder of a Catholic priest at his church in northern France, by two young men claiming allegiance to Islamic State, brings starkly to Europe a morbid taste of the horrors that have terrorized the church in parts of the Middle East for the past several years.
MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA (BosNewsLife Columns)-- The recent murder of a Catholic priest at his church in northern France, by two young men claiming allegiance to Islamic State, brings starkly to Europe a morbid taste of the horrors that have terrorized the church in parts of the Middle East for the past several years. Christian Refugees Face Obstacles Following Terror Attacks
By BosNewsLife News Center with BosNewsLife's Stefan J. Bos
PARIS/BUDAPEST (BosNewsLife)-- With more than a hundred people killed in France's worst terror attacks since World War Two, thousands of Christian refugees from Syria and Iraq face an uncertain future, rights activists say.
Aid workers have expressed concern about a developing humanitarian crisis after most nations along Europe's refugee corridor abruptly shut their borders this month to those not coming from war-torn countries such as Syria, Afghanistan or Iraq.
PARIS/BUDAPEST (BosNewsLife)-- With more than a hundred people killed in France's worst terror attacks since World War Two, thousands of Christian refugees from Syria and Iraq face an uncertain future, rights activists say.
Aid workers have expressed concern about a developing humanitarian crisis after most nations along Europe's refugee corridor abruptly shut their borders this month to those not coming from war-torn countries such as Syria, Afghanistan or Iraq. BREAKING: World Leaders Lead Charlie Hebdo March Amid Controversy (Live)
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By BosNewsLife News Center
PARIS, FRANCE (BosNewsLife)-- Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was among leaders participating in Sunday's march to honor 17 victims of terrorism, which began with a massacre at a satirical weekly and continued with attacks on a Kosher supermarket, after he urged Jewish people to relocate.
PARIS, FRANCE (BosNewsLife)-- Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was among leaders participating in Sunday's march to honor 17 victims of terrorism, which began with a massacre at a satirical weekly and continued with attacks on a Kosher supermarket, after he urged Jewish people to relocate.
BREAKING NEWS: Jews On Edge After France Forces Kill Islamic Militants
By BosNewsLife News Center
PARIS, FRANCE (BosNewsLife)-- Three suspected Islamic militants have been killed and another was being sought Friday, January 9, after French security forces ended separate hostage standoffs around Paris where a three-day terror campaign began with a massacre at the headquarters of satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo.
PARIS, FRANCE (BosNewsLife)-- Three suspected Islamic militants have been killed and another was being sought Friday, January 9, after French security forces ended separate hostage standoffs around Paris where a three-day terror campaign began with a massacre at the headquarters of satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo. Pope, Churches, Condemn Paris Massacre
By BosNewsLife News Center
WASHINGTON/PARIS/VATICAN (BosNewsLife)-- The Catholic Church and other denominations have condemned an apparent Islamist militant attack on a satirical magazine that killed 12 people in Paris.
WASHINGTON/PARIS/VATICAN (BosNewsLife)-- The Catholic Church and other denominations have condemned an apparent Islamist militant attack on a satirical magazine that killed 12 people in Paris.
Brussels Journalists Remember Massacred Colleagues
By BosNewsLife News Center
BRUSSELS/PARIS/BUDAPEST (BosNewsLife)-- Over 200 Brussels-based journalists and supporters observed a minute of silence at the International Press Centre for those killed in the Charlie Hebdo paper shooting in Paris.
At 11.00 am local time they remembered the dozen victims, most of them journalists who had dare to question Islamist extremism with controversial Propher Mohammed cartoons and texts.
BRUSSELS/PARIS/BUDAPEST (BosNewsLife)-- Over 200 Brussels-based journalists and supporters observed a minute of silence at the International Press Centre for those killed in the Charlie Hebdo paper shooting in Paris.
At 11.00 am local time they remembered the dozen victims, most of them journalists who had dare to question Islamist extremism with controversial Propher Mohammed cartoons and texts. BREAKING NEWS: Islamist Gunmen Attack Paris Paper Killing 12 (Update)
By Stefan J. Bos, Chief International Correspondent BosNewsLife
PARIS, FRANCE (BosNewsLife)-- Shouting "Allahu akbar" ("Allah is greatest") Islamist gunmen silenced those who dared to disagree, killing at least 12 people in an attack on the Paris headquarters of satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo.
PARIS, FRANCE (BosNewsLife)-- Shouting "Allahu akbar" ("Allah is greatest") Islamist gunmen silenced those who dared to disagree, killing at least 12 people in an attack on the Paris headquarters of satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo.
