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US
Federal judge rules ICE must allow Catholic priests into Broadview detention center for Ash Wednesday after months long ban violated Religious Freedom Restoration Act.
Europe
Pope Leo XIV calls on Catholics to fast from harsh words and hurtful speech this Lent, urging believers to disarm their language.
Africa
Nigerian Christian, Muslim, and traditional leaders gathered in Washington D.C. to demand government accountability as tens of thousands die from violence.
US
Three milestones from this week in Christian history: the hymn Rise Up O Men of God, Fra Angelico's death, and Adoniram Judson setting sail for Burma.
Europe
Sens Cathedral, one of the earliest Gothic churches, houses relics of Thomas Becket and fragments of the true cross and crown of thorns.
Featured
Boko Haram terrorists slaughter 162 villagers in Kwara State and parade 176 hostages including women and children in propaganda video.
Europe
New film Midwinter Break stars Lesley Manville and Ciaran Hinds as a married couple whose Amsterdam trip becomes a reckoning with faith and regret.
UK
Christians observed Shrove Tuesday on February 17, marking the ancient tradition of confession and feasting before the 40 day Lenten fast begins.
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.