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- 1School in Minab, Iran hit, children reported killed●Massacre at Minab: The School That Became a Grave
Drop Site News reports a deadly strike on a school in Minab, in southern Iran, during the recent war, describing children and families among the dead and calling it a massacre. The account has drawn attention to the civilian toll of the conflict, particularly the deaths of students, and to questions about strikes on sites meant to shelter people.
- 2Historic church seeks 'sacred rhythms' at a crossroads▼Historic church looks for ‘sacred rhythms’ at a crossroads
A historic church says it is searching for 'sacred rhythms' as it reaches a crossroads in its life and ministry. The phrase points to an effort to rethink worship practices, congregational routines and long-term direction. Details about the congregation, its location and the specific decisions facing it were not provided, so the scale of the challenge and members' reactions remain unclear.
- 3Brian May Turns 157 Acres of Farmland into Nature Reserve▼Queen Guitarist Brian May’s Nature Reserve Transformed 157 Acres of Empty Farmland into Home for 100,000 Trees and Wild Animals
Queen guitarist Brian May has converted 157 acres of former farmland into a nature reserve, planting 100,000 trees and creating a habitat for wild animals. The project, highlighted by People, is drawing attention as an example of a celebrity using land and resources for large-scale rewilding and conservation rather than development.
- 4Pope Damasus I Elected on This Day in 366●Pope Damasus I was elected OTD in 366, he presided over the council that determined the canon of sacred Christian script
Pope Damasus I was elected on this day in 366. He is remembered for presiding over the council that fixed the canon of sacred Christian scripture, shaping the Bible as known today. History and travel enthusiasts are marking the anniversary, linking it to sites such as Avignon and Châteauneuf-du-Pape in France.