Islamic terror driving Christians out of Mali
Catholic World News - August 29, 2012
The Vatican newspaper has called attention to the flight of Christians escaping Islamic persecution in Mali.
As many as 200,000 Christians from Mali have found their way to refugee camps in Algeria and Mauritania, L’Osservatore Romano reports. Christian families are seeking a safe haven as Islamic terrorists, with links to Al Qaida, become increasingly active in the northern regions of Mali.
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