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South Africans heed bishops call for 'good' polls turnout - Vimarsana News

South Africans heed bishops call for 'good' polls turnout

More than 27 million people registered as voters, with a record 70 parties and 11 independent candidates contesting

Some priests blame atheists for catastrophic floods in southern Brazil - Vimarsana News

Some priests blame atheists for catastrophic floods in southern Brazil

Awkward religious ideas have spread after unprecedented floods devastated 90 percent of the cities in Rio Grande do Sul state earlier this month.

National monuments of Singapore: Saint Joseph's Church - Vimarsana News

National monuments of Singapore: Saint Joseph's Church

What is a national monument? Who gazettes them? How many national monuments are there in Singapore? To date, the Preservation of Sites and Monuments, a division of National Heritage Board, has identified and gazetted 75 buildings, structures and sites of national significance as an integral part of Singapore’s built heritage. And we're here to tell you all about them —...

João Somane Machado, African United Methodist bishop, dies at 77 - Vimarsana News

João Somane Machado, African United Methodist bishop, dies at 77

Retired United Methodist Church Bishop João Somane Machado, who oversaw congregations in Mozambique and ordained the first female pastors in the country, has died at age 77.

Portuguese Catholic Church highlights problems in abuse commission's report - Vimarsana News

Portuguese Catholic Church highlights problems in abuse commission's report

(OSV News) -- Portugal's Catholic Church has reiterated new safeguarding commitments in line with an independent commission on sexual abuse by clergy, although most of its dioceses also reported inconsistencies in the commission's findings. 'We renew our gratitude for the work carried out, which has made it possible to cross reference information between victim testimonies and data from our archives,' the Portuguese bishops' permanent council said March 14. 'We value public scrutiny and are fu