Catholic Union survey on church lockdowns during Covid 25 percent thought that it was necessary to close churches and other places of worship by law at the start of the pandemic.
Catholic bishop: Political leaders should take decisive action at the Cop28 summit on climate change The lead bishop for environmental issues has asked political leaders to take decisive action at the Cop28 summit on climate change,
Armenian Christians in Jerusalem in fear of ethnic cleansing Armenian Christians in the Old City of Jerusalem are living in fear of ethnic cleansing.
Pope spoke with Palestinian Abbas/ immediate ceasefire and release of hostages discussed Since the beginning of the war on 7 October, Pope Francis has repeated his calls for peace on several occasions.
Christians in Gaza will find it difficult to resist temptation to leave Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa, the Catholic leader of the Holy Land, has said it will be difficult for Gaza’s 1300 strong Christian community to resist the temptation to leave.
Pope Francis speaks with Biden over possible ways for peace in Gaza Pope Francis holds a phone call with US President Joe Biden about various conflicts and the need to identify paths toward peace.
Nearly 80% of Italians say they are Catholic. But few regularly go to church “I practice where I want. Every morning I pray on my own,” Forino said
Pope Francis responds to dubia submitted by five cardinals/exact text Pope France responded the five questions, submitted by five cardinals, about women role in churches and church services to homosexuality.
China takes measures to eliminate visible presence of Christianity Tightening of the screws designed to eliminate the visible presence of Christianity in China.
Pope meets Mongolia soon Pope Francis has voiced his happiness to visit Buddhist-majority Mongolia from Friday.