
Ukrainians leaning on Psalm 31 to get them through the horror of war
Both Christians and Jews in Ukraine have been praying Psalm 31 since the Russian invasion.

Both Christians and Jews in Ukraine have been praying Psalm 31 since the Russian invasion.

Bible Society says it has received an "unprecedented" number of requests for Bibles from Ukrainians as their country is ravaged by Russian forces.

When the Russian forces first bombed Ukraine, Italian Donatella Rafanelli, was asleep in the home her community, the Focolare, has in Kiev. They were woken by a phone call, informing them that the bombs were 35 miles away. They needed to find refuge.

Colombian Ambassador to the Holy See Jorge Mario Eastman, whose country is all too familiar with the complexities of mass migration crisis, has warned that the Ukraine-Russia war will make the global situation worse.

On March 4, 2018, four Missionaries of Charity were killed by ISIS in Aden, Yemen.

The Argentine Bishops’ Conference expressed Friday its closeness to the victims of Bishop Gustavo Oscar Zanchetta, sentenced to prison for sexually abusing seminarians, and renewed their commitment to eradicate these abusive behaviors.

Nine Iranian Christian converts who were held in prison for "acting against national security" and "promoting Zionist Christianity" have been acquitted by a Tehran appeals court. But did Iran only release the Christians to appear they allow religious freedom inside the Islamic regime?

A recent proclamation from a Ukrainian Orthodox Church archbishop that Russian President Vladimir Putin is the “anti-Christ of our current time” has added yet another layer of intrigue to the mounting eschatological questions surrounding Putin’s Ukraine invasion.

A Finnish church bishop who's on trial alongside a Finnish politician says Finland has replaced Christianity with a new state religion of "secularism" – a belief system that will block the Bible from being taught in public.

The pope met with members of the Italian League for the Fight against Cancer.