Who Is Alfie Evans? Seriously Ill Boy’s Life Support Turned Off

Who Is Alfie Evans? Seriously Ill Boy’s Life Support Turned Off

Alfie Evans is a seriously ill, British, 23-month-old. Alfie and amp;rsquo;s life support machine has been switched off, but he is still breathing on his own. Alfie and amp;rsquo;s parents have been campaigning to have Alfie moved from Alder Hey Children and amp;rsquo;s Hospital in Liverpool, England to the Bambino Gesu Hospital in Rome, Italy. Music: and amp;nbsp;Asher Fulero Mournful Departure. and amp;nbsp; Apr 24, 2018
Paying for sex is to torture a woman, says Pope Francis

Paying for sex is to torture a woman, says Pope Francis

Pope Francis used strong words to condemn men who pay for sex with prostitutes during a meeting in Vatican City on Monday (Mar. 19). He asked forgiveness from women for Catholic men who frequent prostitutes, saying it was a crime that constitutes not love but torture. Francis said that in Italy, it was likely that some 90 percent of male clients of prostitutes were baptized Catholics. Mar 20, 2018
Pope rushes to help police officer thrown from horse during parade

Pope rushes to help police officer thrown from horse during parade

Pope Francis rushed to the aid of a policewoman who was thrown form her horse during his parade through the city of Iquique, Chile, on January 18.These videos taken by eyewitness Isadora Ortiz Morale show the moment the police officer was thrown to the ground, before the Pope left his Popemobile to join officers assisting her. Jan 19, 2018
Pope Francis tells mothers they can breastfeed in the Sistine Chapel

Pope Francis tells mothers they can breastfeed in the Sistine Chapel

During a long baptism in the Sistine Chapel on Sunday (January 7) Pope Francis told mothers to feel free to breastfeed there crying children if they were hungry. Women still face harassment for breastfeeding in public in some countries even though attitudes are changing. The pope has made similar comments in past ceremonies. Jan 7, 2018
Rohingya refugees are living in dire conditions in Bangladesh

Rohingya refugees are living in dire conditions in Bangladesh

Rohingya refugees are living in dire conditions in refugee camps in Coxs Bazaar in Bangladesh.Children are risk of infectious disease as they play amongst open drains, dirty water and filth.Myanmar and Bangladesh have signed a deal on the repatriation of the Rohingya refugees although details have not been finalised. Nov 29, 2017