Europe News
Lila Rose spreading her US pro-life work to Europe
A young pro-life American activist is expanding her work overseas after speaking at her first international conference in France. Read more
Doctor charges governments with ignoring causes of infertility
An Italian doctor who specializes in treating newborns says governments are not working to prevent infertility because of financial reasons. Read more
Theologian says China to have largest Christian population
During a recent book launch in Rome, a noted theologian said that China will be home to the majority of... Read more
UK bishops' conference tweeting for Year of Faith
The evangelization office of the English and Welsh bishops' conference has launched a program of daily tweets to teach the... Read more
Irish pro-life group insists abortion on demand is likely
An Irish pro-life group has reiterated its opposition to proposed new regulations or laws on abortion, warning that these would... Read more
Conference to study father figures in television
At an upcoming spring conference, the Pontifical University of the Holy Cross will examine father figures and their portrayal in... Read more
Spanish bishops to release document supporting marriage
The bishops of Spain will release a new document on Dec. 17 supporting marriage in the wake of a ruling... Read more
Teens equate virtual world with reality, study finds
A study carried out in Spain on the digital breach between adults and young people revealed that teens see the... Read more
Nigerian cardinal condemns bombing of Protestant church
The newest cardinal from Nigeria has condemned a deadly terrorist attack on a Protestant church at a local military base,... Read more
Vatican helps launch new interreligious dialogue center
The Holy See is a founding observer of a new international organization for religious dialogue, which opened Nov. 26 in... Read more
Spanish group calls for bolstering of disabled children's rights
On Universal Children's Day marked worldwide on Nov. 20, the organization Down Spain called for increased protection of the rights... Read more
French president to support 'gay marriage' conscience rights
French President Francois Hollande said that his proposal to legalize “gay marriage” in the country would include a conscience protections... Read more
In Ireland abortion case, pro-lifers warn against snap judgments
Following the death of a pregnant women in Ireland who was denied an abortion, pro-life voices are advising careful examination... Read more
Quarter million people in France march for marriage
Nearly 250,000 people across France took to the streets on Nov. 17 to voice their support for marriage against ongoing... Read more
Cardinal Burke honors Irish blessed with monument
Cardinal Raymond L. Burke recently unveiled a monument he commissioned for his titular church – Saint Agatha of the Goths... Read more
Divorced should be embraced with kindness, priest underscores
An Italian priest who serves as a spiritual director for dozens of divorced Catholics in Rome said that the Church... Read more
Jesus expressed the faith in small 'tweets,' cardinal says
A Vatican official urged Catholics to share the Gospel in a concise and eloquent way like Jesus, “who used only... Read more
Priest calls study of non-physical realm the 'supreme' science
A priest who headed the fifth annual World Congress of Metaphysics in Rome said the study of that which lies... Read more
Pope Benedict brings joy to 'peers' at elderly home
Pope Benedict visited fellow seniors at a home for the aged in Rome on Nov. 12, speaking to their needs... Read more
Bishop Justin Welby chosen to lead Anglican Communion
Bishop of Durham Justin Welby will become the 105th Archbishop of Canterbury and leader of the worldwide Anglican Communion, succeeding... Read more
