Demonstrators march through the rain for persecuted Christians
Pouring rain didn't stop dozens from marching in the nation's capital on Saturday to stand in solidarity with persecuted Christians globally.
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Pouring rain didn't stop dozens from marching in the nation's capital on Saturday to stand in solidarity with persecuted Christians globally.
After the reforging of diplomatic ties in 1990, there have been three Grand Master and two Presidential visits between the Order of Malta and Hungary.
Marchers are setting out in the nation’s capital on Saturday to call attention to the plight of persecuted Christians throughout the world.
Hungary’s State Secretary for the Aid of Persecuted Christians has lauded Pope Francis’s condemnation of so-called “ideological colonization,” as well as his call for Europe to return to its founding Christian values ahead of EU elections.
The latest of such calls came from Save the Persecuted Christians – an international NGO – that not only works to “expose the hard-facts and causes of anti-Christian violence in a record number of countries worldwide.”