In an unusual incident on Tuesday evening, Muslim and Christian residents of the town of al-Khader near Bethlehem clashed after Palestinian terrorists tried to hide from the Israel Defense Forces in
A group of Catholic clergy and laity in India has said that “the complete silence” of India’s bishops despite a rise in attacks on Christians and other minorities is “shocking” and urged the Catholic Bishops Conference of India to speak out.
The State Department has reportedly directed families of U.S. Embassy personnel in Ukraine to prepare for an evacuation as early as Monday.
A British Evangelical pastor who said he was forced out of his job as a primary school caretaker and received death threats for posting a tweet warning parents against exposing their children to nudity and sex at LGBT Pride events had his case heard this week at an employment tribunal in Cambridge.
A Christian teaching body has written to the education secretary urging the government not to go ahead with its proposed ban on conversion therapy.
The beatification of the Dutch Jesuit father Frans van der Lugt, who was murdered in Syria in 2014, is off the table – and most likely permanently.
Many colonial churches in Brazil were adorned with panels of azulejos, traditional Portuguese glazed tiles usually painted with arabesques or figurative themes. The country is now in a race against time to save its cultural heritage.
While the U.S. southern border is still inundated with thousands of illegal border crossings each month, we're not the only country struggling with this issue. The South American country of Chile is being overwhelmed by migrants crossing from Bolivia, and they've deployed their military to try and stop the flow.
Spanish theologian Fr. Jose Antonio Fortea has warned of what he calls the serious danger to the Catholic Church posed by the synodal path in Germany.
As El Salvador gets ready for four beatifications Jan. 22, a U.S. bishop who spent time as a missionary in the Central American country said there’s a lot to glean from lives of the four martyrs from the tiny nation.
The Islamic extremist insurgency in northeast Nigeria is a “very, very dangerous (and) very threatening” crisis, United Nations humanitarian chief Martin Griffiths said.
