Africa
10 Nigerian Villagers Slaughtered by Fulani Militants as 90,000 Christians Flee Burning Churches
Over 100 killed and 90,000 Catholics displaced as Fulani militants destroy 200 churches and communities in Nigeria's Taraba State.
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Africa
Over 100 killed and 90,000 Catholics displaced as Fulani militants destroy 200 churches and communities in Nigeria's Taraba State.
UK
Archbishop Richard Moth acknowledged the Catholic Church abuse failings in his first homily as the newly installed Archbishop of Westminster.
US
Gallup reveals only 27% of Americans rate clergy honesty as high, marking the lowest trust in religious leaders in nearly 50 years of polling.
UK
Faith leaders from five religions in Wales demand the Senedd reject assisted suicide legislation ahead of the critical February 24 vote.
US
Pew Research finds 83% of Americans believe in God, yet 49% seldom or never attend worship services, exposing a crisis of faith in action.
Featured
As Nigeria races toward 350 million by 2050, Christians face a shrinking future while Muslim population surges past 58 percent.
UK
Traitors winner Harry Clark stars in a BBC documentary following his Catholic pilgrimage to Rome seeking a meeting with Pope Leo XIV.
Europe
Millions of Christians worldwide mark Ash Wednesday with ashes on their foreheads, a tradition rooted in Scripture from Genesis to the words of Jesus.
Asia
Catholic businessman Jimmy Lai sentenced to 20 years under Hong Kong National Security Law finds divine joy and love behind bars.
US
From a Christian martyr's execution to the St. Valentine's Day Massacre, seven historical events reveal the dramatic and often violent true story of February 14.
Europe
Two Byzantine monks created the Cyrillic alphabet and translated Scripture into Slavic, giving Eastern Europe its written language and Christian faith.
Asia
India Supreme Court will review anti conversion laws across 12 states after Christian bodies challenge legislation weaponized against religious minorities.