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“We Are No Longer Invisible—Greece Is the First Orthodox Christian Country To Say Yes to Same-Sex Marriage

Fourteen countries have Orthodox Christian majorities. On February 15, Greece became the first of them to legalize same-sex civil marriage. A bipartisan majority of

The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Most Revd and Rt Hon Justin Welby at the Mobilising Faith Communities in Ending Sexual Violence in Conflict meeting in London, 9 February 2015.

Church of England Leader Criticizes Migration Plan, Expresses Concerns Over Britain’s International Reputation

As British politicians debate a bill aimed at deporting illegal migrants to Africa, the Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby has warned that the action

Pope Francis

Pope Stresses Christian-Jewish Unity Amid Antisemitism Surge and Gaza Conflict

Reiterating the Catholic Church’s denunciation of all manifestations of antisemitism while reaffirming the historic ties among Christians and Jews, Pope Francis has expressed his

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As Religious Tensions Rise, Anti-Christian Persecution Spikes in India

In another indication of a worsening climate for religious minorities in India under a Hindu nationalist government, a number of Protestants, including two American

Church of Scientology of Austin grand opening

Scientology Opens Three New “Ideal” Church Organizations, Marking Continued Expansion

The new year began for the world’s youngest major religion with the opening of three new “Ideal Orgs”—facilities designed in keeping with Scientology founder

Hillsborough High School, Tampa

Florida is the Latest State to Weigh Proposal for Volunteer Chaplains in Public Schools

Following in the footsteps of several other states across the nation, a Senate committee in Florida has approved a bill whereby schools could cope

Mexican Andrés Manuel López Obrador expressed his support for talks with Mexican drug cartel leaders in an attempt to broker a peace deal

Mexican Bishops Engage in Talks with Drug Cartels in Pursuit of Peace in the Face of the Government’s Hands-Off Approach to the Problem

Four Roman Catholic bishops have engaged in talks with Mexican drug cartel leaders in an attempt to broker a peace deal, and President Andrés

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Stolen Hindu Artifacts Return Home as Nepal Celebrates Repatriation Efforts

Call it the return of the deities. After being stolen and smuggled overseas for years, dozens of statues depicting Nepal’s revered gods and goddesses

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Catholic Meditation App Makes Big Game Debut, Promoting Prayer and Peace

For the first time in Super Bowl history, an ad for a Catholic prayer app has created history by generating a record spike in

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Latest Scientology Super Bowl Ad—“Take A Look”

The long-awaited Scientology ad for Super Bowl LVIII appeared before a worldwide audience of billions. The church has made a name for itself with