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  • Italy: Red Brigade woman says group killed two advisers

    04/19/2003 7:11:38 AM PDT · by knighthawk · 8 replies · 1,273+ views
    The Independent ^ | April 19 2003 | Peter Popham
    A member of a splinter faction of Italy's Red Brigades, arrested last month after a shoot-out in a train, admitted yesterday killing two prominent government advisers involved in the overhaul of employment laws. In a note handwritten in block letters, Desdemona Lioce, 43, said: "I claim responsibility for organising the actions taken against Massimo D'Antona and Mario Biagi." The admission was in a letter delivered yesterday to two Roman prosecuting magistrates, Franco Ionta and Pietro Saviotti. D'Antona was shot dead in May 1999 and Biagi in March last year. They were experts on labour law drafted in by the Minister...
  • Bishop Apologizes, Priest Resigns After Allowing Hindu Procession in Catholic Church

    08/30/2017 6:55:05 PM PDT · by marshmallow · 38 replies
    LifeSite News ^ | Claire Chretien
    August 30, 2017 (LifeSiteNews) – A Spanish bishop apologized for an event in his diocese during which a Hindu deity was processed around a Catholic church and the priest who allowed it resigned from his position as Vicar General. However, the bishop said Hindu beliefs don't need to be "rebuked" and that wasn't the point of his statement. It's unclear whether the priest, Father Juan José Mateos Castro, will remain in his position at that parish, Our Lady of Africa. Bishop Rafael Zornoza Boy of the Diocese of Cádiz y Ceuta issued the apology, portions of which Crux translated. A...
  • Dancing elephant statue stays, says Calgary Zoo

    09/26/2009 12:01:04 AM PDT · by Daffynition · 34 replies · 2,236+ views
    CBCNews.ca ^ | September 25, 2009 | staff reporter
    The Calgary Zoo said it has no plans to remove a dancing elephant statue after a complaint from a Christian group that it's an inappropriate religious icon. A private donor gave the statue, modeled after the Hindu god Ganesh, to the zoo in 2006 to stand in front of the Asian elephant exhibit. As CBC News first reported, Concerned Christians Canada sent a letter raising its concerns that the statue was "selective religious partiality" to the zoo on Thursday. "A lot of people are saying we're being intolerant. I don't consider asking that the zoo look at this from a...