Catholic judge beatified in Sicily, honored as ‘martyr of justice and faith’
Blessed Rosario Livatino, a Catholic judge brutally killed by the mafia in 1990, was beatified Sunday in Sicily.
Pope Francis considers visiting North Korea
Pope Francis indicated his willingness to visit North Korea, the country, where Christians are the most persecuted.
Nominee bishop attacked and shot in South Sudan
Bishop nominee Christian Carlassare was born Northeastern Italy in 1977.
Famous Cardinals among speakers at Budapest International Eucharistic Congress
The International Eucharistic Congress will take place in the Hungarian capital from the 5th to the 12th of September.
Iraqi government seeks to address Pope Francis' concerns
Christians living in Nineveh Governorate face near-daily security threats with the presence of radical Muslim militia.
Pope Francis: "Terrorism and death never have the last word"
The pope prayed the Sunday Angelus on March 7 with Christians at a church in Bakhdida.
Tristan Azbej to BBC News: "The Hungarian Gov is comitted in aiding Christians"
The state secretary gave the live interview from Iraq.
Pope Francis appealed for interreligious harmony at the birthplace of Abraham
Pope Francis appealed for harmony among the followers of the world’s major monotheistic religions at an interreligious meeting.
Pope Francis will bless desecrated statue of Mary in Iraq
It was decapitated in the Christian village of Karamles, between Mosul and Erbil, during the Islamic State’s occupation.
Pope Francis urges Joe Biden to "respect the dignity of every person"
Pro-life Susan B. Anthony List described the Biden-Harris duo as the "most pro-abortion presidential ticket in American history."