Historic Orthodox-Catholic Procession Honors Blessed Mother in Finland
The faithful celebrated Our Lady’s nativity through the streets of Helsinki.
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Finnish Study: Transgender Surgeries for Minors Do Not Solve Mental-Health Issues
According to the researchers, suicide was rare among adolescents who sought psychiatric help within the time frame analyzed in the study, regardless of whether they received transgender drugs or surgeries.
Finland: A Laboratory of Ecumenism and Christian Unity
Finland shares a border with Sweden, Norway, and Russia. It is home to some 5.5 million people, of whom an estimated 16,000 are Catholic, fewer than 1% of the population.
New Bishop of Finland: Unity Among Christians ‘Is Key for Peace in the World’
Newly consecrated shepherd of Helsinki, Bishop Raimo Goyarrola Belda shares his hopes for the local church, discussing unity among Christians during his recent visit to Rome for the week of Prayer for Christian Unity.
Bible Tweet Trial: Finland’s State Prosecutor Files Appeal
: “I am ready to defend freedom of speech and religion in all necessary courts. As far as the European Court of Human rights, if necessary.”
Christian MP Acquitted on All Charges After Finland’s Bible Tweet Trial
The charges against the 62-year-old Räsänen related to her comments in a 2004 pamphlet, her appearance on a 2018 television program, and a Twitter post in 2019.
Verdict in Finland’s Bible Tweet Trial Expected in March
Police began investigating Räsänen in 2019. She faced several police interviews and had to wait more than a year for the Prosecutor General’s decision.
Finnish MP Facing Jail After Tweeting Bible Verse Pleads Not Guilty as Trial Begins
The charges against Päivi Räsänen, a 62-year-old physician and mother of five, relate to her comments in a 2004 pamphlet, her appearance on a 2018 television program, and a Twitter post in 2019.
The Persecution of a Finnish Parliamentarian
MP Päivi Räsänen faces four criminal investigations for traditional biblical beliefs.
