An Irish woman in her 50s was seriously injured after being stabbed in her church during morning Mass on Tuesday, and the suspect in his 30s reportedly has a history of mental illness
The Israeli Antiquities Authority has announced that one of Jerusalem's most famous archaeological sites, the biblical Pool of Siloam, will undergo a full excavation and be opened for the public to see. The pool, built in the time of King Hezekiah about 2,700 years ago, and described in the gospels as a place where Jesus healed the sick, has been a point of keen interest to historians and archaeologists for more than 130 years.
Israel's Christian community saw a slight increase in 2021, according to latest figures released by the Central Bureau of Statistics.
The Bible records Jesus performing a miracle at the Pool of Siloam.
Pelé was remembered for a life beyond the field, for transcending the sport of soccer and becoming perhaps the most well-known person on Earth. Pelé scored 12 goals in 14 World Cup matches and is the only three-time world champion. He won titles in 1958, 1962 and 1970. His death was especially impactful for generations of Brazilian players who idolized him.
A Swedish health board s updated treatment guidelines for gender dysphoric youth emphasize a more cautious approach to treating minors with the condition, appearing to coincide with a hospital s ...
Scotland's Parliament passes bill that would allow teenagers to change their gender without medical diagnosis.
The Israeli Knesset, or parliament, swore in its new prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, and his new, right-leaning government. This will be Netanyahu’s sixth term as prime minister. He is Israel’...
Catholics are praying for Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI after Pope Francis revealed that he is "very ill".
A historic biblical site believed to be where Jesus healed a blind man and Jewish pilgrims took ritual baths for purity will be fully excavated for the first time and opened to the general public
Muslim villagers in West Java, Indonesia on Christmas Day stopped a congregation from celebrating Christmas in a home, according to various sources
