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First church in India dedicated to teen saint Carlo Acutis consecrated in Kerala's Palikkara
On the day Carlo Acutis was canonised, a church dedicated to the "millennial saint" opened in Palikkara, near Kochi. Varapuzha Archbishop Joseph Kalathiparambil initiated the church for the new generation, completed in a few months and houses relics of the saint. The church will hold prayers every Tuesday and Sunday for around 140 families.
From coding to canonization: The extraordinary life of Carlo Acutis
Carlo Acutis, a 15-year-old computer enthusiast, was declared the first millennial saint for his use of technology to spread the Catholic faith. Acutis, who died of leukemia in 2006, was canonized alongside Pier Giorgio Frassati, an anti-fascist who served the poor.
Young saint - Who is Carlo Acutis, the first millennial set to be canonized this Sunday?
Carlo Acutis, often known as “God’s Influencer,” is poised to become the first millennial saint after the Vatican recognition of two miracles connected to his intercession. Born in London in 1991 and raised in Milan, Carlo was admired for his faith, devotion, and technology. He attended daily mass, supported the homeless, and made a website documenting Eucharistic miracles.
'One side of skull removed': Minneapolis shooting victim's nurse mother was treating others when her daughter, 12, was shot at
When the tragedy struck Annunciation church and school in Minneapolis, the mother of Sophia Forchas, one of 15 children injured in the deadly shooting, was already on duty as a nurse. She was treating other children in the hospital beforing learning that her own daughter was injured in the attack. Part of her skull was removed, according to a statement Rep. Ilhan Omar shared with Sophia's family's permission.
Historians see autocratic playbook in Trump's attacks on science
Donald Trump's policies face scrutiny for impacting scientific progress. Critics draw parallels between his actions and those of autocratic regimes. They point to budget cuts and emphasis on applied research. Trump's supporters defend his approach. They claim it aims to streamline bureaucracy and restore public trust. The debate centers on America's leadership in scientific discovery.
Panic at Minnesota State Fair as emergency alert sparks chaos: Why did the protest happen? Cops share update
A protest temporarily closed the main gate at the Minnesota State Fair on Saturday afternoon. The state fair stated that Gate 5 was briefly closed starting at about 1:08 p.m. due to a demonstration. An emergency alert was issued to nearby residents but the gate was re-opened later and vehicle traffic resumed after the protest.
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School Assembly News Headlines for September 1: Top national, international, business and sports update
On September 1, 2025, Mohua Moitra faced legal action for remarks against Amit Shah. Heavy rains were expected across India. Narendra Modi met with Myanmar's Gen Min Aung Hlaing. Pope Leo addressed the Minnesota shooting. Protests led to the looting of Indonesia's finance minister's home. Satwik-Chirag secured a Worlds medal. Freight train trips increased significantly.
Pope Leo pleads for end to 'pandemic of arms' after Minnesota shooting
Pope Leo, the first US-born leader of the Catholic Church, addressed a mass shooting. The incident occurred at a Catholic school in Minnesota. Two children died in the tragic event on August 27. Speaking in English, Pope Leo prayed for the victims. He further appealed to God to end the global pandemic of arms.
'Scary horrible monster': Minneapolis school shooter’s deadly rampage linked to breakup shocker? Final days revealed
The Minneapolis school shooter Robin Westman recently went through a breakup and was staying with a friend in St. Louis Park, Minnesota, a newly released search warrant revealed. Robin Westman killed two children in a Minneapolis school shooting and injured dozens in a deadly shooting. Westman previously had a “medical mental health” call made to his home when he was a teenager.
Trump calls for half-flag staff across US until Aug 31 in remembrance of Minneapolis church shooting victims; failure in redressal, or patriotism at the right time?
The land of the free, and home of the brave, a sorrow meander, rings through the American soil as amid school shootings, hate crime, and maladministration, issues stemming at the core of American hypocrisy, now stands, exposed as a dark day for American, dated , August 30, with a half-flag staff raising, meant to think about the nation’s dying repute
Why did Minneapolis school shooter choose August 27 for the deadly attack? Disturbing manifesto reveals reason
The Minneapolis school attacker chose August 27 to open fire outside of a church at a Catholic school killing two children, aged eight and ten, and injuring dozens. The shooter Robin Westman wanted to kill as many children possible, the disturbing manifesto uploaded by him on YouTube revealed. He attended the same school as a child.
Minneapolis school shooter fired 116 rounds, journal reveals dark fantasies and confusion on gender identity
In a new twist in the Minneapolis shooting case, investigators have revealed that the 23-year-old shooter Robin Westman fired 116 rounds from a rifle. His journal shed light on his violent fantasies and confusion about the gender identity. The shooter killed two Catholic school students and wounded more than a dozen children.
Twist in Minneapolis school shooting: Shooter Robin Westman mother's chilling connection to location revealed
A shocking twist in Minneapolis school shooting has come to the fore as he mother of the shooter at a Minneapolis Catholic school church has a connection to the location. The shooter, identified as Robin Westman, opened fire inside the Catholic school Wednesday, killing two children and injuring several others. The suspect in the horrific act was found dead with a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
Who is Robin Westman? Minneapolis school shooter used gun magazine having 'Kill Trump' 'Nuke India', 'Where is your God?' written on it
Minneapolis School Shooter: In a devastating act of gun violence, Robin Westman, a 23-year-old former student, carried out a fatal attack on Annunciation Catholic School in Minneapolis. The assault, which occurred during a back-to-school Mass, left two children dead and 17 others injured. Westman, who died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound at the scene, was found to be in possession of a rifle, shotgun, and pistol—all legally and recently purchased.
Robin Westman’s disturbing manifesto video preceded Minneapolis Annunciation Church shooting, killing two children
In Minneapolis, Robin Westman attacked Annunciation Catholic Church. The shooting occurred during a Mass. Two children died, and seventeen others sustained injuries. Westman, who had a history of mental health issues, posted a manifesto online. The manifesto revealed violent thoughts and hatred. Westman used multiple firearms in the attack. After the shooting, Westman committed suicide.
Minneapolis School Shooting: All we know about alleged shooter Robin Westman
A devastating shooting at Annunciation Catholic School in Minneapolis occurred Wednesday morning, leaving the community reeling. A male shooter in his 20s opened fire during mass, tragically targeting children before taking his own life. While police have not released the shooter's name, social media is rife with unverified claims and speculation, alleging the shooter was Robin Westman.
“My friend got shot in the back,” Kids recall horror as man opens fire during morning mass at Annunciation Church in Minneapolis
A shooting happened at Annunciation Church in Minneapolis during morning mass. Police and emergency teams rushed to the scene. Officials said the shooter was contained and there was no active threat. Families were sent to a safe reunification area. Leaders like Governor Tim Walz and Mayor Jacob Frey called it horrific violence.
2 children killed, 14 injured in shooting at Annunciation Church's school in Minneapolis, cops share update on suspect
A tragic shooting at Annunciation Catholic School in Minneapolis has left two dead, including the shooter. Minnesota Governor Tim Walz condemned the "horrific act of violence," urging locals to avoid the area. The shooter, described as a man in black with a rifle, has been contained, with no active threat remaining. Multiple people sustained injuries in the gunfire, a Justice Department official said. President Donald Trump commented on the shooting on social media.
Virgin Mary statue filmed blinking inside US church — believers call it a modern miracle
A statue of the Virgin Mary at the Basilica of St. John the Baptist in Canton, Ohio, seemed to blink during its visit on August 2, 2024. Witnesses spotted the moment on camera, igniting awe and debate.
Where is Villanova University, and how does it connect to Pope Leo XIV
Villanova University in Pennsylvania faced an active shooter scare during new student orientation. The university was placed under lockdown following an alert near Scarpa Hall. Students were advised to barricade doors. Later, University President Peter M. Donohue confirmed it was a false alarm. Villanova is Pope Leo XIV's alma mater. The university has roots in Saint Augustine's Church in Philadelphia.
Israel says it has taken first steps of military operation in Gaza City
Israel's military initiated operations to seize Gaza City, mobilizing reservists amidst considerations of a new ceasefire proposal. Despite international criticism and potential displacement of Palestinians, troops are already positioned on the outskirts, targeting Hamas strongholds. Hamas accuses Netanyahu of obstructing the truce in favor of escalating the conflict, as clashes intensify and devastation spreads across Gaza.
Joe Biden's daughter Ashley files for divorce after 13 years of marriage. But the reason will remain a mystery
Ashley Biden, daughter of Joe and Jill Biden, has filed for divorce from her husband, Dr. Howard Krein, after 13 years of marriage. The couple, who met through Ashley's late brother Beau, were married in 2012. Ashley, a social worker and activist, and Krein, a doctor and professor, have maintained privacy regarding the reasons for their separation.
Increasing the danger: Journalist killing in Gaza sends a chilling message
The killing of an Al Jazeera correspondent in Gaza highlights the extreme dangers faced by journalists covering the conflict. With a staggering number of Palestinian journalists killed, news organizations rely on local residents to report from the ground, facing immense challenges including hunger and targeted attacks.
Nuns arrest due to 'misunderstanding'; they will get bail soon: Rajeev Chandrasekhar
BJP state chief Rajeev Chandrasekhar stated that the arrest of two nuns in Chhattisgarh was due to a misunderstanding regarding registration requirements for women moving for jobs. He assured that the Prime Minister and Home Minister have guaranteed their release on bail, with the state government not opposing the pleas.
'Just a jumble of bones.' How a baby grave discovery has grown to haunt Ireland
A dark secret from the 1970s haunts Ireland. Two boys discovered a mass unmarked baby grave in Tuam. Catherine Corless unearthed a troubling truth about the Tuam home. The home ostracized unmarried women and separated them from their children. Excavation started to exhume remains of almost 800 infants. Anna Corrigan discovered her mother had two sons in the home.
Nuns' arrest: BJP Kerala chief rejects Chhattisgarh CM's conversion allegations
Following the arrest of two Kerala Catholic nuns in Chhattisgarh on charges of human trafficking and forced conversion, a political controversy erupted. While Chhattisgarh's CM justified the police action, the Kerala BJP unit distanced itself, assuring efforts to release the nuns.
At least 35 killed in rebel attack in northeast DR Congo
Allied Democratic Forces rebels attacked a Catholic church in Komanda, DR Congo, resulting in at least 35 deaths and several injuries. The ADF, linked to Islamic State, raided the church during prayer services, also kidnapping some young people. This attack breaks a period of relative calm in the Ituri region, despite ongoing joint military operations against the group.
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