About half a million people on Saturday staged a colorful peace march in Barcelona after the city was attacked twice by terrorist elements killing at least 16 persons. The march was organized on the various social media platforms with the hash tag #NoTincPor--- Catalan for 'I am not afraid", a slogan shouted repeatedly by the protesters who were marching to Passeig de Gracia shopping avenue.

Pope Invokes ‘Magisterial Authority’ To Declare Liturgy Changes ‘Irreversible’

Although acknowledging that more than fifty years after the Second Vatican Council there are still tensions and unfinished business in terms of implementing its vision for the liturgy, Pope Francis in a session with Italian liturgists on Thursday nevertheless invoked his "magisterial authority" to declare, "The liturgical reform is irreversible."

Malala Gains Admission Into Oxford University

Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala Yousafzai, who was shot by a Taliban gunman for speaking out for girls’ rights to an education, has been accepted by the University of Oxford. Accordoing to AP, the 20-year-old activist shared a word of her acceptance on Twitter and included the screenshot of her “Congratulations” notice.

Vatican

After the terror attacks in Barcelona, Spain, terrorists are targeting Italy and the Vatican again with videos that call for 'lone wolves' to drive cars into the crowds and show people tearing up images representing saints and Pope Francis. "It may be only a matter of time before such an attack takes place," the commander of the Swiss guards said.

Barcelona Attack: Police Raid Home Of Imam Linked To Cell Behind Twin Terror Attacks

Catalan investigators on Saturday raided the house of an imam in the town of Ripoll they believe may have overseen the cell which killed 14 people in twin terrorist attacks in Barcelona and the seaside resort of Cambrils.

Terror Attack In Barcelona

There are a "number of deaths" and "many injuries" after a van rammed into a crowd of people in the heart of Barcelona, a Catalan police spokesman told CNN. The spokesman earlier said the incident Thursday afternoon was "most likely" a terror attack.