Christians in the world's newest country, South Sudan, are looking to the United Kingdom to support their peacebuilding efforts and front-line aid work, the British parliament has heard
The assailants who carried out a terrorist attack on Christians in Jordan, killing eight people, remain unknown and at large, as authorities said the country's security forces are scouring the country for them.
Muslim residents of a village in Indonesia's East Java Province, have pressured officials into ceasing a church's use of its building, after they claimed worship services there could cause social tension.
A group of churches and Christian organisations in Switzerland have adopted 10 commandments or guidelines, titled "Humanity in the Digital Age," for dealing with artificial intelligence.
Pope Leo XIV has undergone successful planned surgery at Rome's Gemelli Hospital, during which doctors removed the lower lobe of his right lung, the Holy See Press Office says.
Suspected cyberattacks on two major Korean megachurches, including what is believed to be the world's largest church congregation, may have exposed the personal data of hundreds of thousands of members.
The setting is an old chateau outside Geneva, where students from around the world come together to learn and practice ecumenism by living and praying with people from different traditions, and sometimes encountering different faiths; it's 80 years old.
Pope Leo XIV has met with a delegation from the Lutheran World Federation and expressed his appreciation for how Catholic-Lutheran relations have "matured both spiritually and theologically over the decades."
Suspected cyberattacks on two major Korean megachurches, including what is believed to be the world's largest church congregation, may have exposed the personal data of hundreds of thousands of members.
The setting is an old chateau outside Geneva, where students from around the world come together to learn and practice ecumenism by living and praying with people from different traditions, and sometimes encountering different faiths; it's 80 years old.
Pope Leo XIV has met with a delegation from the Lutheran World Federation and expressed his appreciation for how Catholic-Lutheran relations have "matured both spiritually and theologically over the decades."
Mozambique's president, Daniel Chapo, has encouraged religious congregations to intentionally contribute to rebuilding the moral and ethical values of the east African country that has been plagued by terrorism in recent years in its northern areas.
