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crime-terrorism1 year ago

"Istanbul Church Shooting: ISIS Claims Responsibility for Killing One Person"

Two masked assailants attacked an Italian church in Istanbul, killing one person during a service. Turkish authorities arrested two men linked to the Islamic State movement and expressed determination to catch the perpetrators. The incident appeared to be a targeted attack rather than against the Catholic church, and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan expressed condolences and assured that necessary steps were being taken. The pope voiced support for the church, while the Italian foreign minister condemned the attack and backed Turkish authorities in finding the killers.

world-news1 year ago

Deadly Gun Attack on Istanbul Church Leaves One Dead

Masked assailants targeted and killed one person during Sunday mass at an Italian church in Istanbul, claiming responsibility for the attack. Turkish officials initially believed it was a targeted attack against one person rather than the Catholic church, with the Islamic State jihadists claiming responsibility. The attackers were detained by Turkish police as they fled the scene, and the incident was swiftly condemned by Pope Francis, Turkish officials, and Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani.

crime1 year ago

Fatal Gun Attack on Italian Church in Istanbul

Two masked men launched an armed attack on an Italian church in Istanbul during a religious ceremony, leaving one person dead. The motive for the attack is not immediately clear, and an investigation has been launched. This incident comes amid previous detentions of suspects with alleged links to Islamic State jihadists who were planning attacks on churches and synagogues in Turkey.

religion2 years ago

Pope urges Italian Bishops to embrace a synodal Church for all.

Pope Francis urges the Italian Church to continue on the synodal path to promote the "co-responsibility" of laypeople and clergy and build a less clerical Church. He recommends valuing the potential present in parishes and Christian communities, enhancing "ecclesial co-responsibility", being an open Church, and being a "restless" Church that welcomes the challenges of our time. The Holy Spirit is the protagonist of the synodal process.