US Jewish movements ‘outraged’ by Israeli PM’s decision to quash Western Wall deal
The prime minister said members of his right-wing Yamina Party opposed the plan, which would expand the current mixed-gender section
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Pakistani police widen manhunt, day after killing of priest
The Rev. William Siraj, 75, was killed while on his way home after attending Sunday Mass in the city of
New indictments and ‘cardinal’s lady’ shake up Vatican financial trial
Cardinal Angelo Becciu, among the accused in the Vatican financial trial, missed Tuesday’s court proceedings amid talk about his relationship
Author Christopher Foust discovers evidence we might be living in a simulation
The Simuology Institute, a research organization at the intersection between spiritual beliefs, mysticism, and scientific knowledge, has discovered evidence pointing
Germany: 125 queer Catholic Church employees demand respect
The group — including priests, religion teachers and administrative employees — publicly outed themselves, saying they want to live without
Russia jails more Jehovah’s Witnesses, prompting calls for ‘strong measures’
More than 80 Jehovah’s Witnesses are imprisoned in Russia, including some awaiting trial and some detained after being convicted. Russia
Afghanistan tops Open Doors watch list of worst countries for Christians
Across the globe, Open Doors found that there has been a 24% increase in Christians killed because of their faith.
Bad luck: Pope acknowledges he got caught at record store
He seems to have nevertheless kept his sense of humor after he was caught on camera making an unannounced visit
New book examines the religious lives of people without homes
Susan Dunlap’s ‘Shelter Theology’ describes the faith of people living in a homeless shelter, many of whom believe God guides
Vatican tightens COVID-19 restrictions, applies mandatory vaccination
The mandates apply to employees as well as visitors to the Vatican Museums and gardens. Vatican tightens COVID-19 restrictions, applies