The EU's climate agency says February marked the ninth consecutive month of record-breaking warmth. The meteorological winter has been exceptionally warm in the Northern Hemisphere.
Now that the police investigation has concluded, the retired Archbishop of Wellington continues to stand aside while Church inquiries proceed, announced Archbishop Paul Martin, his successor
Public prayers for abuse victims, though well-intentioned, may appear hypocritical without concrete actions for justice. Victims need acknowledgment, support, and redress, not just prayers. Faith in action speaks louder than words alone.
The Indian Prime minister, an authoritarian leader who merges politics and religion to promote an exclusionary ideology, is likely to win a third term in upcoming federal elections by curtailing freedoms
The veneration of relics – the bones, ashes, or personal possessions of saints – is a longstanding Christian tradition. A church in northern New Jersey is displaying over 100 such relics for the public this weekend.
Islamic militants attack the port town of Pemba torching Our Lady of Africa Mazeze’s church, rectory and offices, as well as destroying critical infrastructure
Police have reported the discovery of bodies in the remote highlands of Papua New Guinea and that the victims are likely tribal fighters who were caught in an ambush
Synod office announces October 2-27 dates for next session of the assembly on synodality, a process some believe has been compromised by pope's permission to bless same-sex couples
Marking a historic shift, Greek lawmakers overwhelmingly vote to position Greece as the first Orthodox Christian country to embrace progressive reforms for homosexual couples
As Washington struggles with an impasse over illegal immigration legislation, thousands of French-speaking Africans arriving to start a new life in New York are overshadowed by Hispanic immigrants