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Footage shared by Live Action President Lila Rose shows Savannah Craven Antao, whose faith has always informed her pro-life beliefs, being struck in the face by the assailant.
If convicted, he could face between 15 and 60 years in prison.
In a video posted on social media, Marguerite Stern said she believes that by attacking the Catholic religion, she has damaged a part of herself.
Carlito G. Galvez Jr., a retired Philippine Army general serving as a presidential adviser to Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on the peace process, issued a statement condemning the violence.
Father Ring said the church will be reconsecrated and that the cleanup will cost thousands of dollars.
The GOP-controlled House Judiciary Committee has been leading an investigation into the FBI’s actions in Richmond.
While he finally condemned the continuing bloodshed, more than two months after Christians were targeted by deadly ethnic strife, critics say his muted response refutes claims his Hindu nationalist party will protect Christians’ security.
‘Now, with this decision, the Marin County district attorney has given the signal that attacks on Catholic houses of worship and sacred objects may continue without serious legal consequence...’
According to a police report, a passerby found the pipe bomb behind St. Dominic Catholic Church in the Holmesburg neighborhood of the city on Sunday.
The bishops said that the Catholic Church has increasingly been targeted by attackers.
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