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This LGBT advocate changed his mind about Christian bakers
Peter Tatchell is a passionate human rights campaigner who outwardly voices his support of same-sex marriage and LGBT issues. Read more
Hundreds of thousands attend ‘Family Day’ as Italy debates same-sex unions
Hundreds of thousands are estimated to have gathered for ‘Family Day’ at the historic site in the capital city a... Read more
Yes, ISIS is guilty of genocide, says European human rights group
Europe’s leading human rights body passed a resolution on Wednesday calling ISIS atrocities a “genocide,” a week before the European... Read more
It's time to put the heat on South Sudan's leaders, bishop says
Bishop Santo Loku Pio Doggale joined his brother prelates from South Sudan and Sudan for a time of rest and... Read more
Christians are united by mission and conversion, Pope Francis reflects
Pope Francis on Monday marked the conclusion of the Week for Christian Unity, saying all Christians are united by the... Read more
Young people in London hear Catholic view on sex and love
Helping young Catholics engage their culture on matters of human dignity and sexuality – based on the writings of St.... Read more
Watch this video and 'wake up' from indifference to persecuted Christians
A video that shares the testimonies of people who have personally suffered the persecution of Christians in the Middle East... Read more
Is love fading from your marriage? Ask Mary for help, this bishop advises
The love in a marriage is like “the wine at the wedding feast of Cana,” a Spanish bishop said in... Read more
This man has been in a coma for 33 years – and his wife has stayed by his side
After sustaining a damaged leg tendon in 1982, 34-year old international footballer Jean-Pierre Adams thought that a routine knee surgery... Read more
Let's unite against war and violence, Pope Francis urges at Roman synagogue
Speaking Sunday at the major synagogue of Rome, Pope Francis called on Jews and Christians to counter the conflict, war,... Read more
Religious differences are a 'seed of peace', Rome's chief rabbi says
Riccardo Di Segni, the chief rabbi of Rome, said Pope Francis’ visit to Rome’s major synagogue this weekend is a... Read more
These three Catholic inmates in Milan are making Eucharistic Hosts
The penitential path for three convicted murderers in Italy includes a unique role at Mass: they make the Eucharistic hosts... Read more
Anglican leaders smack Episcopal Church over gay marriage
A meeting of national leaders of the Anglican Communion on Thursday issued a statement reprimanding the Episcopal Church, its American... Read more
Fr. Georg Ratzinger says he was unaware of sex abuse claims in German boy's choir
The elder brother of retired Pope Benedict XVI said that he was unaware of any sexual abuse occurring at a... Read more
After week of silence, German bishops respond to Cologne attacks
A week after hundreds were attacked in Cologne on New Year’s Eve, Cardinal Reinhard Marx, Archbishop of Munich and Freising... Read more
Collection from Mexico papal Masses to fund migrant centers
Funds raised during the collection in Pope Francis' public Masses in Mexico have a special destination: they will be used... Read more
It's a human value: Northern Irish pro-lifers call for appeal to abortion ruling
For many reasons, pro-life advocates in Northern Ireland want the attorney general to challenge a November court ruling that would... Read more
Soon to be saints? India's Christians killed in brutal 2008 massacre
The green light has officially been given to open the cause for sainthood of the nearly 100 Christians murdered in... Read more
This midwife can't get a job in Sweden - and it's a serious problem
For years, Ellinor Grimmark had dreamed of being a midwife in her Swedish hometown of Skarstad. Read more
What is the devil's favorite sin? An exorcist responds
Is an exorcist afraid? What is the devil’s favorite sin? These and other questions were tackled in an interview this summer... Read more
