Priests, nuns march to Vatican to demand end to 'genocide' in Gaza

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Some 150 Catholic priests and friars, a bishop and nuns from around the world have marched to the Vatican to call for an end to what they called the “genocide” in Gaza…

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  • Some 150 Catholic priests and friars, a bishop and nuns from around the world have marched to the Vatican to call for an end to what they called the “genocide” in Gaza…
  • Reported by ABC News and published Tue, 22 Sep 2026 17:26:18 UTC.

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  1. Priests, nuns march to Vatican to demand end to 'genocide' in Gaza

  2. Man charged over Rwanda genocide in first for U.K.

  3. UP man kills wife, 2 priests, takes 3 children hostage; shot dead after 7-hour standoff

  4. Canada pledges aid for Palestine as UK and France demand action at UNGA

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