Everyone has responsibility in ensuring animals don’t become extinct, says CCA

Everybody must take responsibility in ensuring that animals are not put at risk of extinction due to human activity, a Catholic animal welfare group has said. Catholic Concern for Animals’ (CCA) call came as the charity reacted with dismay to news that more and more British mammals are on the verge of extinction. The first official... Read More

News – UK and Ireland

July 8, 2020

Charity accuses international community of failing Iraq’s Christians

By John Newton and Maria Lozano If the international community does not take immediate action, forced emigration could decimate what remains of the Christian population in the Nineveh Plains – a Catholic charity has warned in a new report. According to the report by Catholic charity Aid to the Church in Need (ACN), unless steps... Read More

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June 9, 2019

Reconsider purchasing habits, animal welfare group urges public following death of last known male Sumatran rhino

A Catholic animal welfare group has urged the public to reconsider their purchasing habits in order to address the growing levels of species becoming extinct. Catholic Concern for Animals’ (CCA) call comes following news that the last known male Sumatran rhinoceros in Malaysia has died, bringing the probability of the extinction of the species ever... Read More

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October 10, 2018

Iraqi archbishop fears more persecution, says Daesh went underground

Christianity in Iraq is just one wave of persecution away from extinction, said the Chaldean Catholic archbishop of Basra. In an interview with Catholic News Service, Chaldean Archbishop Habib Nafali said there were now so few Christians in his country that the Church there would disappear if it was subjected to further persecution. He said... Read More

Catholic Times, News – UK and Ireland, News – World

June 17, 2018

Nuns join zoo in race to save salamander

Experts from Chester Zoo have teamed up with an order of Mexican nuns in a bid to save one of the world’s rarest amphibians from extinction. The zoo team and Michoacána University are working with Dominican Sisters based near Lake Pátzcuaro to develop a breeding programme for a local salamander which is critically endangered. Lake... Read More

Catholic Times, News – UK and Ireland, News – World

December 8, 2016

Genocide, wars, indifference will make Middle East Christians extinct

Christians in the Middle East face extinction because of genocide, wars and international indifference to their plight, according to panelists at an interfaith forum in New York. A concerted multilateral effort to establish a safe haven for them while rebuilding their devastated homelands is preferable to massive permanent resettlement to other countries, including the United... Read More

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Everyone has responsibility in ensuring animals don’t become extinct, says CCA

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Reconsider purchasing habits, animal welfare group urges public following death of last known male Sumatran rhino

Catholic animal group ‘horrified’ at fatal Chester Zoo fire

Iraqi archbishop fears more persecution, says Daesh went underground

Nuns join zoo in race to save salamander

Genocide, wars, indifference will make Middle East Christians extinct

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