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NEWS UPDATES: Don’t Use Church Attack to ‘Serve Political Interests’: Christian Bishop

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NEWS UPDATES: Don’t Use Church Attack to ‘Serve Political Interests’: Christian Bishop
A supplied image obtained on Tuesday, April 16, 2024, shows Senior Parish Priest Fr. Isaac Royel (left) and Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel during the 2023 Holy Resurrection Feast services. A knife attack at a western Sydney church has been deemed a terrorist act, granting NSW Police expanded powers to act without a warrant. (AAP Image/Supplied by Christ The Good Shepherd Church) NO ARCHIVING, EDITORIAL USE ONLY
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