‘The pain is overwhelming’ As India’s Covid crisis deepens, we need Christians to act
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Joseph D'Souza2021-05-04T11:00:00
As coronavirus cases in India pass 20 million and oxygen shortages push the healthcare system to the brink of collapse, Indian church leader Bishop Joseph D’Souza, issues an urgent plea to Christians around the world
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