Archbishop José Luis Escobar Alas of San Salvador has urged a group of ex-combatants to end their three-month occupation of his cathedral and allow the faithful to attend Holy Week services. Archbishop Rubén Salazar Gómez of Bogotá has welcomed the release of 10 hostages held captive by rebels in a jungle for 12 years. Tuareg rebels have reportedly destroyed a Caritas office in Gao in northern Mali. The Church in Northern Ireland has launched an inquiry into why a priest inadvertently showed pornographic images on a screen during a talk at a school. Maria Gomes reports on a former imam facing persecution in Bangladesh for converting to Catholicism. Kyle Cupp dismisses Andrew Sullivan's call in this week's Newsweek for the Church to renounce all worldly power. And Cardinal Peter Turkson, the president of Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace, offers advice to those in business.