Catholicism
Professor Cañamares Clarifies Faith-Based Jobs in Europe
A timely legal analysis brings nuance to Europe’s debate over religious autonomy and worker rights Santiago Cañamares Arribas has offered a careful and timely contribution to…
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Pope Leo XIV’s Spain Visit: The Full Route
Madrid, Barcelona, Montserrat and the Canary Islands form the heart of the Pope’s June 6–12 journey. Pope Leo XIV has begun a six-day apostolic journey to…
Catholicism
Telde’s Holy Week Processions Offer History, Faith and Atmosphere
There are bigger Holy Week celebrations in Spain, and there are louder ones too. But Telde offers something different: a more intimate, deeply local experience in…
Catholicism
Pope Leo XIV Links Confession to Responsibility for War
Pope Leo’s latest appeal turns a private sacrament into a public moral question for Christian leaders in a time of conflict. Pope Leo XIV has delivered…
Art
Vedruna bicentennial looks to “new answers” in Europe
As the Carmelites of Charity Vedruna mark 200 years on Feb. 26, 2026, their provincial leader says the anniversary is a moment to “bring to the…
Anglicanism
From Scientology to Christianity, The Super Bowl’s Field of Faith: What Will 2026 Bring?
The Super Bowl’s transformation into a platform for religious messaging is amplified by its staggering international reach. Super Bowl LIX in 2025 reached a record 191.1…
Catholicism
Canada’s Not-So-Secret Religion—Hockey
A fan carries a sign bearing the likeness of Jesus Christ into the hockey arena. Wait, that’s not the Savior—that’s Edmonton Oilers captain Connor McDavid, garbed…
Catholicism
Hindu statesman Rajan Zed organized multi-faith prayer service for Pope Francis in Nevada
In a remarkable interfaith gesture, religious leaders from seriously diverse faiths gathered in Reno (Nevada, USA) on April 22. They held special prayers in their respective…
Catholicism
Pope Francis: A Humble Reformist Who Touched the World
It may still sound unlikely, but before becoming Pope, Jorge Mario Bergoglio—later Pope Francis—worked as a nightclub bouncer in Buenos Aires. He took on this job,…
Catholicism
“Brother, keep going:” Vatican Opens Closet Door Allowing Gay Priests In Italy
In the Church there is place for everyone, for everyone. No one is useless, no one is superfluous, there is space for everyone. Just the way…
Catholicism
Catholic Woman Wins $12.7 Million in Religious Discrimination Case Over Vaccine Mandate
A Michigan jury has awarded $12.7 million to a Catholic woman who sued her former employer for religious discrimination in a case centering on the company’s…
Catholicism
Target Apologizes for Firing Employee Over Religious Name Tag
The national retailer Target has issued an apology after facing backlash for terminating an employee who refused to remove a name tag featuring a religious expression.…