Americans like churches that feel traditional survey finds
A new study by Barna Group and Aspen Group has revealed that most Americans prefer traditional church architecture that reflects the beauty of God.
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Albania's Orthodox Church, once silenced by communism, enthrones new Archbishop Ioannis
Albania's Orthodox Church has enthroned new Archbishop Ioannis of Tirana, Durrës, and All Albania, the newly elected primate of the Orthodox Church of Albania, a church that withstood attempts to decimate it during the communist era.
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Many are leaving their childhood religions worldwide: Pew survey
In many of the world's countries, 20 percent or more of all adults have left the religious group in which they were raised, a recent Pew Research survey has found.
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Battling pneumonia, Pope Francis came close to death in the hospital
Pope Francis came close to death and told hospital staff, "It's bad," as they battled to save his life, a doctor treating the pontiff has disclosed.
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Greek church condemns art exhibition vandalized by ultraconservative lawmaker
The Greek Orthodox Church's Holy Synod has denounced the content of an exhibition at the National Gallery – the Alexandros Soutsos Museum, in Athens, following a vandalism attack by an ultraconservative lawmaker.
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On 12th anniversary of his papacy, Pope Francis still in hospital
In the twelfth year of his papacy, Pope Francis marked several key events for the Catholic Church in his 88th year while receiving treatment for bilateral pneumonia at Rome's Gemelli Hospital.
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- Albania's Orthodox Church, once silenced by communism, enthrones new Archbishop Ioannis of Tirana, Durrës, and All Albania
- Americans like churches that feel traditional survey finds
- Many are leaving their childhood religions worldwide: Pew survey
- Battling pneumonia, Pope Francis came close to death in the hospital
- Greek church condemns art exhibition vandalized by ultraconservative lawmaker
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UK church leaders warn of impact from increase in defense spending on international development assistance
Cutting the UK's overseas development assistance budget by billions of pounds is a "bitter blow" and is a deeply lamentable decision that will have a devastating impact on the world's poorest people, a group of church leaders have warned
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Vatican tells UN body: Nuclear weapons pose existential threat
The Vatican's Secretary for Relations with States, Archbishop Paul Richard Gallagher, has expressed the Holy See's "deep concern" over the existential threat posed by nuclear weapons, in remarks to the High-Level Segment of the UN's 2025 Session of the Conference on Disarmament in Geneva.
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Pope Francis' condition in Rome hospital remains critical as speculation mounts
Pope Francis has completed a ninth night in the hospital, and his condition remains critical but he has no new respiratory crisis as his condition raises speculation he could retire.
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On third anniversary of 'illegal' Russian invasion of Ukraine, world churches body calls for sustainable peace
The World Council of Churches head, Rev. Jerry Pillay, has said that as Feb. 24 marked the third anniversary of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, there is sadness that the war continues without any immediate signs of an end urging a 'sustainable peace."
