|
Pope Francis has appointed a new bishop to the Diocese of Jaffna in northern Sri Lanka. Monsignor Justin Bernard Gnanapragasam, the Vicar General of the diocese is the new bishop of Jaffna. The 67 year old priest takes over from Bishop Thomas Savundaranayagam, who has stepped down having reached the retirement age of 75 two years ago. |
|
|
O ne sweltering tuesday this summer, I found myself standing on the vast aluminum roof of an East Coast government building, staring at a slim metal rod with a microphone and a metal box bolted to it. The contraption stared back, impassive as a Buckingham Palace guard. I took its picture. |
|
In early October 2015, legendary trad singer Seán Ó Sé launched his autobiography at the Cork Folk Festival at the city’s Opera House. The story needed to be told… In 1962 he recorded An Poc ar Buile with Seán Ó Riada and Ceoltóirí Chualann, and as one of the highlights of his career, he has chosen the song name as the title for his memoir. |
|
NNA - The General Director of the Lebanese General Security said on Tuesday that Lebanon was totally ok "as long as there are men willing to fight and struggle till martyrdom for the sake of the nation." "Our country needs our ultimate loyalty, nothing more and nothing less," Ibrahim said in an.... |
|
Sylva’s alleged capture of the Bayelsa APC election accreditation/nomination process brought to the fore the important question of ; why electoral opponents should feel secure if elections will be conducted under INEC, by a woman who is known to be a relative of the President. |
|
Tinashe Magacha's latest album "Mvura Ngainaye" shows that the man has what it takes to stand his ground on the gospel scene. His dancehall style is rare in the gospel music terrain and his lyrics are touching. Brother to popular gospel music icon Sabastian Magacha, Tinashe has vowed to stand firm with his own style. |
|
But that hasn’t stopped certain BBC workers making harsh comments about the move. Here we take a look at the best of the worst of the BBC trolls. 1. Peston left out in the cold. Stephen Walker, the BBC Northern Ireland Political Correspondent, shared a photo of a sign outside a BBC press area at the.... |
|
There was high level anticipation last week in the run-up to the 2015 Nobel Peace Prize. Uganda faced the possibility of getting its first ever peace laureate. Victor Ochen, a Ugandan peace and human rights campaigner, had been nominated for the coveted prize. |
|
On Oct. 7, eBible Fellowship recommended everybody listen to its last-ever question-and-answer podcast with Chris McCann because that would be Earth's last day. On Oct. 8, the world was still here, and McCann had the unenviable task of explaining what happened. |
|
Peston, 55, whose departure marks the end of a decade-long stint at the BBC, said joining a rival channel has been the "hardest career decision" of his life.
But that hasn’t stopped certain BBC workers making harsh comments about the move. Here we take a look at the best of the worst of the BBC trolls. |
|
Things took a turn when Carson and a friend got into a fight over which radio station to listen to. Carson snapped. He found a large camping knife in his mother’s home and went after his friend. Carson drew the knife and jabbed it directly at his friends’ abdomen. The blade snapped on a belt buckle and fell to the ground. |
|
|
|
|
|
|
Page 8191 of 10021 |
