Campaign Under Way to Introduce Prayer at Mass for Persecuted Christians
Sources report that high-level Church officials are ‘extremely interested’ in having the petition added to the end of all celebrations of Sunday Mass. VATICAN CITY […]
Persecuted Christians
Looking at Armenia’s Fascinating Christian Past and Present
Armenia is one of the oldest Christian countries in the world, and yet, surprisingly, little is known about the Eurasian state and its fascinating, rich Christian […]
Pope, Putin Summit to Benefit Christians
When Russian President Vladimir Putin visits Pope Francis on Nov. 25, persecuted Christians in the Middle East will be not only central to their discussions […]
Fr. Samir on Syria and Egypt – Full Interview
Fr. Samir Khalil Samir, a professor of philosophy, theology and Islamic studies based at St. Joseph University in Beirut, Lebanon, gave a long and very […]
Celebrating the Beginning of Freedom
The Edict of Milan turned 1,700 this month. A reflection on what it meant to the Church and the world. *** Unless you were in […]
Nigeria and US Reluctant to Label Boko Haram a Terrorist Group
Many viewed it as strange that the U.S. and Nigerian governments had refused to label the militant Jihadist group Boko Haram a terrorist organisation. In […]