The NCC served as a prominent international voice for the Protestant churches of the U.S. during the mid-twentieth century.
Reactions from newspapers in major international cities and Catholic, Protestant, Jewish, and socialist publications were furious about the verdict and very critical of American society.
Ardoyne, virtually surrounded by Protestant neighborhoods, came to international prominence in 2001 and 2002 when Catholic children were subjected to a campaign of physical and verbal abuse while traveling through Protestant districts to reach Holy Cross Girls Primary School.
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Concerned though about James's pro-Spanish foreign policy, the decline of international Protestantism, and Catholicism in general, Protestant clergymen who recognised the day's significance called for more dignified and profound thanksgivings each 5 November.
He's got international support and sympathy that the Protestants do not have".
Their outreach has contributed to the international spread of Methodism, a movement within Protestant Christianity that was popular with the Cornish people at the time of their mass migration.
The struggle between Catholics and Protestants, and the national and international intrigue surrounding the French throne in the early 17th century, are the terrain for one of the most famous adventure stories ever written.
Nine other inmates starved themselves to death before the protest was dropped, but Mr. Sands became a republican hero and brought international scrutiny of "the troubles," as the Catholic-Protestant sectarian violence is commonly called.
Now, British and Irish security sources say, underground Protestant groups also have entered the international arms bazaar.
