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EGR European Gospel Radio

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Welcome to European Gospel Radio (EGR)!

Our mission is to spread the Gospel to the World on Shortwave, AM/Medium Wave, Satellite radio, TV and the Internet
EGR is owned and operated by NEXUS-IBA, a non profit association of broadcasters and program producers
Christianity
Priest apologises to GAA star over gay marriage remarks following massgoers' walkout
Fr John Britto told the congregation in Annagry, Co Donegal, this morning that he wished to apologise to the Donegal All-Ireland winner following a sermon he gave last Saturday night. The Carmelite priest, on secondment to the Raphoe Diocese from his order in India, had slammed the gay marriage....

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Fans summonsed over Paris incident
One man is dead and two more remain in critical condition in hospital after a day of tragic events in Kingston yesterday, the Surrey Comet reports. Police said yesterday another man had died after suffering severe burns on Friday. The Metropolitan Police told the paper one man, stabbed in Tolworth....

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Star Trail - Maurice Kirya for Hollywood
By Observer Media Ltd. Just after unveiling his latest album Mwooyo a fortnight ago word on the grapevine is that, the singer has hooked a deal to feature a Hollywood-produced movie that will be shot in September. When Star Trail contacted the singer, he was tight-lipped about the movie but only confirmed that the deal was on and he was in the gym.

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Tony Abbott's 10 biggest gaffes, clangers and cringeworthy moments
Prime Minister Tony Abbott's comments about remote indigenous communities have triggered a firestorm of criticism. But it's not the first time Mr Abbott has landed in hot water. Here are 10 times the PM has come under fire. Don't forget to cast your vote on his biggest clanger at the bottom of the page.

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Tony Abbott's 10 biggest gaffes, clangers and cringeworthy moments
Prime Minister Tony Abbott's comments about remote indigenous communities have triggered a firestorm of criticism. But it's not the first time Mr Abbott has landed in hot water. Here are 10 times the PM has come under fire. Don't forget to cast your vote on his biggest clanger at the bottom of the page.

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Christians Under Siege: There's no time to waste, we must act now
Is it possible that this decade will see the virtual end of Christianity in the very region it was born? There were few images more sickening than the images of ISIS terrorists beheading 21 Egyptian Christians on a beach in Libya. It was sickening because the crime itself was beyond the pale.

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Nigeria: 'Hard to Stay Neutral' During Poll Campaign - Catholic Archbishop
Remaining impartial in the run-up to Nigeria's presidential polls is a challenge, a leading member of the Catholic Church told RFI on Monday. Archbishop of Jos Ignatius Kaigama says Nigerian politicians are too self-interested and must do more for the people.

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Catholic bishop says women who become pregnant through rape should not 'destroy a life in order to get back at the rapist'
The Bishop of Elphin, Kevin Doran, made a series of controversial comments as he discussed the same-sex adoption bill being debated in Irish Parliament ahead of the forthcoming referendum on legalising same-sex marriage in Northern Island, which will take place on 22 May.

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View from the Street: PM reminds First Australians where they stand
"Let me tell y'all what it's like / to be male, middle-class and white…" So anyway, yesterday the PM declared that remote indigenous communities living in their traditional lands was a "lifestyle choice". The context of this claim is that the Liberal WA government has announced that it plans to....

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View from the Street: PM reminds First Australians where they stand
"Let me tell y'all what it's like / to be male, middle-class and white…" So anyway, yesterday the PM declared that remote indigenous communities living in their traditional lands was a "lifestyle choice". The context of this claim is that the Liberal WA government has announced that it plans to....

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Press digest
The following are the top stories in the Maltese and overseas press. Times of Malta and The Malta Independent lead with the controversy over ministerial direction which led Enemalta to hedge oil purchases from Azeri company Socar. The Energy Minister insisted he had not interfered and did nothing wrong.

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