Vatican City: Catholics will forgive their priests for almost any weakness, but not for an exaggerated attachment to money or for mistreating parishioners, Pope Francis told 160 priests who work in Vatican nunciatures around the world. “The people of God have a great nose” for sniffing out priests who serveContinue Reading
While some rumors say he is catholic and others say episcopalian, trump’s religious beliefs have always been a matter of debate.
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Tge feces were originally found in a latrine box in 1937, but studied only recentlyContinue Reading
Cardinal Raymond Burke has said it may be necessary to make a “formal act of correction” if Pope Francis doesn’t answer a letter from four cardinalsContinue Reading
Study finds conservative theology mixed with innovative worship approach helps Protestant churches grow congregationsContinue Reading
Spain is encouraging Indian film-makers to use its colourful fiestas and historic monuments as settings for their films in an attempt to grab a bigger share of India’s fast-growing overseas tourism market. As part of the strategy to lure visitors from the world’s second most populous country, Madrid will alsoContinue Reading
Taipei: Thousands protested in Taipei Thursday against draft bills that would make Taiwan the first place in Asia to legalize same-sex marriage, arguing traditional family values would be undermined. Protesters dressed in white and holding placards with the slogans including “Stand forward for the next generation’s happiness” packed a streetContinue Reading
Police said they were investigating possible links to the Islamic State extremist group.Continue Reading
A priest whose disappearance sparked protests in an eastern Mexican town was found alive but with injuries consistent with torture, the Catholic church said. Father Jose Luis Sanchez Ruiz had last been seen on Thursday, and the next day the doors to his church in Catemaco, a town in theContinue Reading
Warsaw: Worshippers in the capital of ultra-Catholic Poland finally celebrated the consecration of the city’s highest church on Friday — after a mere 225 years of waiting. The cornerstone of the enormous Temple of Divine Providence in Warsaw was laid in 1792 but its halting progress since has mirrored turbulentContinue Reading
