Finnish parliamentarian P ivi R s nen announced Thursday that she is appealing to the European Court of Human Rights after the Supreme Court of Finland found her guilty of hate speech in March for a
A group of pilgrims presented Pope Francis with a “reform manifesto” critical of the German Synodal Path.
Philippine authorities have canceled the famous Black Nazarene festivities, usually attended by millions of devotees, due to a surge in coronavirus cases
Possible destinations include Lebanon, Malta, and Papua New Guinea.
Bishop Wilybard Lagho of Malindi has appealed for calm in Lamu, as tensions gripped the coastal region following attacks on villages and kidnappings by suspected al-Shabab militants.
After a life in Paraguay working in the poorest neighborhoods and training several generations of young leaders, Jesuit Father Francisco de Paula Oliva died Jan. 3 in Asunción. He was 93.
An NHS Trust harassed and discriminated against a Christian nurse who wanted to wear her cross necklace at work, an Employment Tribunal has ruled.
A Muslim in central Uganda is suspected of hanging his wife and two children because the young mother and oldest child received Christ after Christmas Day and Sunday worship services, sources said.
There is currently no Vatican department head from Africa or Oceania.
"The residents have gathered and are asking why the security officers were not doing enough to protect the Christians from being attacked by the Somali militants."
A Virginia woman is seeing her effort to connect children to the Word of God reach new heights. What started with a prayer walk around a public school is now the global ministry "Bibles in Schools."
