Friday, February fourteenth, the UN says at least 22 people have been killed in a village in the Northwest region of Cameroon. Over half of those killed were children. No one has claimed responsibility for Friday’s incident but the opposition parties blame the killing on the government.
Priest reported to be "crucified" on Good Friday may be alive
It
suggests Father Tom Uzhunnalil, who was reported crucified on Good Friday, may
still be alive.
The
ransom video reportedly shows Uzhannalil, 56, asking for help while a man
stands behind him, according to India's IBN-CNN News.
IBN-CNN
also reports the Indian government is "in touch with several local
agencies" to rescue the priest, and are in contact with a Catholic Church
ambassador to "dispel unconfirmed reports of crucifixion."
Many
websites, including Christian Post, World
Net Daily, Newsmax andNewsweek,
reported that Uzhannalil had been "crucified" on Good Friday, even
though there had been no solid confirmation from Uzhannalil's religious order,
from Yemeni authorities or from ISIS.
The
source of the crucifixion story was Christoph Cardinal Schonborn, the Catholic
Archbishop of Vienna, who has since backtracked.
Father
Uzhunnalil was kidnapped from a home for the elderly run by Mother Teresa's
Missionaries for Charity in Aden, Yemen, on March 4.
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