Evangelist Franklin Graham opened the European Congress on Evangelism Monday, May 27, with a passionate call for Christians ...

As for spiritual guides for students, BYU and the Church of Jesus Christ provide many more than most American colleges and ...

VATICAN CITY - Cardinals enter a conclave on Wednesday to choose a new pope, leader of the world's 1.4 billion Roman Catholics. The secret election appears wide open but here are some of the names ...

For what bizarre reason was this Carmelite friar devoted to Saint Teresa of the Child Jesus being rewarded in a country now secularized where Catholics represent only 1.5% of the population?

ROME – Sweden is widely considered one of the most secularized societies on the face of the earth, with a 2016 Gallup poll finding that almost 20 percent of Swedes identify as atheists and 55 ...

The death of Pope Francis last Monday has prompted believers, agnostics and atheists alike to reflect on the role of religion in daily life. Religiosity in the Western world has been waning for ...

Greece has rapidly secularized alongside the rest of Europe, and other Aegean islands like nearby Santorini are wrestling with the massive growth of tourism focused far more on beaches than churches.

The Haredi community’s leadership is vehemently opposed to young Haredi men serving in the military, fearing they will be secularized, and figures presented to the Foreign Affairs and Defense ...

In an interview, historian Nicolas Guyard traces the origins of this relic and analyzes the role of such objects in a secularized society and post-Vatican II Catholicism. During this Easter period ...

In a letter published Monday, Bishop of Albany Edward Scharfenberger said, in "the heart of a secularized region," the diocese must "reimagine its fundamental approach to spreading the Gospel of ...

Greece has rapidly secularized alongside the rest of Europe, and other Aegean islands like nearby Santorini are wrestling with the massive growth of tourism focused far more on beaches than churches.

Effects were also greater in countries secularized more recently. A new paper expressing these findings, titled “Religion and Demography: Papal Influences on Fertility,” argues that beyond the ...