Over half of U.S. Catholics are "very concerned" about global Christian persecution, but this group accounts for 52% of Catholics today, compared to 58% in winter 2019 -- a decline of more than 10%, according ...
Hundreds of thousands of people have been forced out of their homes in Burkina Faso as Christian communities are targeted in a spiral of Islamist killings. The surge of attacks has forced some families to ...
In an interview with the pontifical foundation Aid to the Church in Need, Archbishop Augustine Obiora Akubeze, president of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Nigeria, says that the country’s government needs to do more to ...
Iraqi Christians face "extinction" unless Islam recognizes the fundamental equality of all people and takes steps to overcome violent factions that seek to force religious minorities from the country, said Chaldean Archbishop Bashar Warda of ...
In the U.S. Capitol, between the House of Representatives and the Senate, members of Congress, priests, lobbyists, preachers, lay advocates and archbishops gathered together to pray July 15.
On May 28, the U.N. General Assembly adopted a resolution establishing Aug. 22 as the Day to Commemorate Victims of Violence Based on Religion.
In an age of hypersexuality, the Catholic Church is battling fundamental and legal persecution daily
Recent attacks on priests and places of worship show the increased antagonism toward religion
With rise in violence against Jews, Muslims in the U.S. and the world, leaders urge Catholic response against hatred
More than half of U.S. Catholics say they are very concerned about the persecution of Christians around the world, with this 58 percent figure up by 17 percent from a similar poll a year ago.
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