‘Sinning in the Rain’: New study finds crimes go up when it rains on Sundays

A new study shows rain can interrupt church-going and may lead to more of certain kinds of crime. ‘Sinning in

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Grants will help theological schools prepare pastors for the future

INDIANAPOLIS — Lilly Endowment Inc. has approved 84 grants to theological schools across the United States and Canada to help

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Kyrgyzstan is expected to ban Jehovah’s Witnesses publications for ‘extremism’

The ban would mark the first time that the country has taken an official stance against the religious group. Kyrgyzstan

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Hindu activists intensify attacks on Indian Christian prayer meets – UCA News

The repeated attacks hint at systematic targeting and official bias against the minority community Hindu activists intensify attacks on Indian

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New book shines light on abuse and racist discrimination of Catholic nuns

‘The Veil of Silence,’ a new book by Vatican reporter Salvatore Cernuzio, details the racism, abuse and discrimination faced by

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In time for Hanukkah, archaeologists reveal battle-scarred stronghold against Maccabees

‘The stories of the Maccabees are coming to life before our eyes,’ said one member of the group that excavated

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Cyprus churches get ready for papal visit – UCA News

The visit of Pope Francis is expected to bring a message of peace to the region Cyprus churches get ready

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Former economy czar Cardinal Pell warns the Vatican is facing major deficit

Cardinal George Pell addressed old Vatican feuds and financial reform efforts during an interview promoting a book about his imprisonment.

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Iraq churches restored after jihadist destruction – UCA News

The churches in Mosul’s St. George monastery were rebuilt with US funds and support of Christian group, L’Oeuvre d’Orient Iraq

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Philippine church leader charged with child sex trafficking

Apollo Carreon Quiboloy is accused of recruiting women and girls, typically 12 to 25 years old, as “pastorals” who cooked

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