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Kevin Clarke is America’s chief correspondent and the author of Oscar Romero: Love Must Win Out (Liturgical Press).
A Salvadoran immigrant en route to the United States carries her son while standing in vegetation June 1 to hide from organized crime bands in Huehuetoca, Mexico. (CNS photo/Edgard Garrido, Reuters)
News
Kevin Clarke
"If we do not respond justly and humanely to this challenge in our own backyard, then we will relinquish our moral leadership and moral influence globally."
Iraqi Christians take refuge in Jordan
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Kevin Clarke
Non-state actors, Secretary of State Kerry said, “are now the principal persecutors and preventers of religious tolerance and practice. Most prominent, and most harmful, obviously, has been the rise of international terrorist groups such as Daesh, al-Qaida, al-Shabaab, Boko Haram. And all have been guilty of vicious acts of unprovoked violence.”
Christians who had fled the unrest in Syria and Iraq demonstrate in Beirut in February 2015. (CNS photo/Nabil Mounzer, EPA)
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Kevin Clarke
The contraction and displacement of Christians has been driven by the well-founded threat of genocide after a number of well-publicized and brutal attacks conducted by Islamic State militants and other extremists groups like Africa’s notorious Boko Haram.
California Gov. Jerry Brown
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Kevin Clarke
California is the latest and largest U.S. state to legalize physician-assisted suicide.
Cardinal Rubén Salazar
Dispatches
Kevin Clarke
A church that is able to recover the interest of the young, “to demonstrate to them the possibility to live a life centered in the encounter with Jesus Christ…an encounter which gives meaning to life,” will be the church that can liberate the world’s young people “from the slavery of the present and invite them to be open to the future.”
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Kevin Clarke
Police report that the 20-year-old gunman was killed and four weapons were recovered at the scene.
SAFE AT LAST? Syrian refugee children covered with dust arrive on Sept. 10 at the Jordanian border with Syria and Iraq, near Amman, Jordan.
Signs Of the Times
Kevin Clarke
The Obama administration announced on Sept. 10 that it would seek to admit 10,000 Syrian refugees during the next fiscal year in response to a growing crisis that has shocked consciences around the world. That number would reflect a significant increase from the 1,293 admitted in fiscal year 2015, b
Syrian refugee children covered with dust arrive Sept. 10 at the Jordanian border with Syria and Iraq, near the town of Ruwaished, which is close to Amman, Jordan. (CNS photo/Muhammad Hamed, Reuters)
News
Kevin Clarke
The Obama administration announced that it would seek to admit 10,000 Syrian refugees during the next fiscal year--a significant increase from the 1,293 admitted in fiscal 2015, but far short of the number other nations have pledged to accept.
Dispatches
Kevin Clarke
Opening today in Solino is Celtic Park Haiti, described as “a top-notch soccer facility on the grounds of what was once a makeshift camp for people displaced by the Haiti earthquake.”
BORDER PRESS. Exhuastion at an attempted crossing between Macedonia and Greece, near the town of Gevgelija, Macedonia.
Signs Of the Times
Kevin Clarke
What has been described as the worst refugee crisis since the end of World War II reached a crescendo in early September as thousands of people fleeing Syria, Iraq and other Middle Eastern calamity zones piled up against hastily erected barricades on the outskirts of Europe. But European sentiment,