China/Vatican Agreement May Signal Lessening of Religious Tension

The first Catholic Bishop to be consecrated in China since an agreement between China and the Holy See occurred recently in Inner Mongolia.[/tweetit] According

Pope Francis Hosts First Meeting of “Higher Committee of Human Fraternity”

Pope Francis hosted the first meeting of the Higher Committee of Human Fraternity (The Committee) on Sept. 16 at the Vatican. The Committee https://www.forhumanfraternity.org/

America’s Growing Interfaith Infrastructure

In Columbia, South Carolina, Interfaith Partners regularly brings together for discussion Christians and Jews, Hindus and Muslims, Buddhists and Bahá’ís. Members visit one another’s

The Unknown Catholics of Samos Island

The Short Story The calendars would write “Year 1900” when three French Catholic monks of the African Mission would arrive for the first time

Court Rejects Cardinal Pell’s Appeal of Child Sexual Abuse Conviction

Court Rejects Cardinal Pell’s Appeal of Child Sexual Abuse Conviction

Pell maintains his innocence and may appeal to the High Court of Australia On Wednesday, Cardinal George Pell lost his appeal against his conviction

Survey Offers a Look into How Democrats from Different Religions View Their Presidential Candidates

Survey Shows How Democrats from Different Religions View Presidential Candidates

Former Vice President Joe Biden is the favorite for both Catholics and Protestants while unaffiliated voters prefer Warren. A recent survey by the Pew

Catholics In Syria Receive Rosaries from Pope Francis

Catholics In Syria Receive Rosaries from Pope Francis

The pope blessed 6,000 rosaries before giving them away to Syrians. Pope Francis is gave 6,000 rosaries he personally blessed to Syrian Catholics[/tweetit] as

Judge Yourself Before Those in Need

Judge Yourself Before Those in Need

Look at your own heart before judging the sins of others Pope Francis told his congregants that helping a person in need requires one

Archbishop of Melbourne Would Rather got to Jail than Report Confessions of Child Sex Abuse

Archbishop of Melbourne Would Rather Go to Jail than Report Confessions of Child Sex Abuse

New law introduced in Victoria could result in priests facing up to three years in prison The Archbishop of Melbourne said he would rather

Child Abuse Victims Act Goes into Effect in NY - Lawsuits Expected to be Filed Against Archdiocese of NY

Child Abuse Victims Act Goes into Effect with Lawsuits Expected to be Filed Against Archdiocese of NY

Over 400 lawsuits have been filed According to the New York Child Victims Act, a new law which was signed earlier this year on