Has the “Francis Effect” Transformed into “Francis Fatigue” in America?

Photos adapted from: Didier Baertschiger and Long Thiên, licensed under CC BY 2.0 Pope's approval rating has declined among Americans, leading many to think

Cuba Religion

Cuba: Not So Atheist Anymore

Photos adapted from: Didier Baertschiger and James Emery, licensed under CC BY 2.0 A unique look into the religious identities of Cuba over the

Faith Leaders At White House

White House Honors 12 Faith Leaders in Climate Change

Leaders who teach and encourage their fellow man to change their ways and recognize how they affect the environment have been recognized by the

Guatemalan Humanist Booed at Congress over Bill on Mandatory Bible Classes

Though Guatemala is a secular country, complete with constitutional defense in place for religious freedoms, a new bill is up that will force schools,

Pope’s 2016 Schedule and the Special Prayer Prepared for the Upcoming Jubilee of Mercy

Pope Francis' 2016 schedule: a year of celebration for the poor, the oppressed, the blind and the sick. Pope Francis also hopes to renew

National Geographic Features Pope Francis on Cover of August 2015 Issue

Pope Francis has been thoroughly profiled for a new issue of the magazine, as well as a new book. National Geographic has released its

Famed Father Robert Barron Appointed Auxiliary Bishop of Los Angeles

Father Barron is one of the three new auxiliary bishops named for Los Angeles. Perhaps best known for his works at Word on Fire

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Fired Gay Minister Writes Letter to Pope Pleading for His Attention on American LGBTs During Visit

Images via Facebook and Twitter screenshots He's hoping the Pontiff will “find time to listen to the challenges faced by LGBT people, especially those

Pope Francis Removing Bishops

Pope Francis is Removing Seedy Bishops in an Effort to Clean Up the Catholic Church

The Pope organized a Vatican commission that determines the policies for the overall Church to follow and several bishops have been removed as a

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Catholic Nuns Lose Case: Employees Must Have Contraceptive Coverage

Denver's Little Sisters of the Poor lost their case against the Obama administration because they couldn't prove the contraceptive mandate caused a burden. Denver’s