In Europe, ‘a non-negotiable Christian duty’

In Europe, ‘a non-negotiable Christian duty’ Many dioceses and parishes are responding with charity as asylum-seekers stream across ...

Jonathan Luxmoore Wednesday, November 04, 2015
Europe struggles to tend to flood of refugees

Europe struggles to tend to flood of refugees While the pope has called for action, many are in disagreement over how to deal with ...

Jonathan Luxmoore Wednesday, October 07, 2015
Catholics seek unity after independence vote

Catholics seek unity after independence vote Church offers guidance to help unite a polarized country after referendum to split ...

Jonathan Luxmoore Wednesday, October 01, 2014
Russian politics worry Ukrainian churches

Russian politics worry Ukrainian churches Refusal of Orthodox leaders to condemn Putin’s aggressiveness hurting ...

Jonathan Luxmoore Wednesday, August 13, 2014
Conscience rights fuel Poland abortion debate

Conscience rights fuel Poland abortion debate Doctors in traditionally Catholic country find themselves in crosshairs of increasing ...

Jonathan Luxmoore Wednesday, July 16, 2014
Death sentence of Christian in Sudan shines light on religious persecution

Death sentence of Christian in Sudan shines light on religious persecution Mariam Yahya Ibrahim, a mother of two, faces hanging for refusing to denounce her ...

Jonathan Luxmoore Wednesday, June 11, 2014
Ties explored between Shakespeare, Catholicism

Ties explored between Shakespeare, Catholicism Experts say the playwright showed sympathy toward the Church despite the ongoing ...

Jonathan Luxmoore Wednesday, April 09, 2014
Ukrainian churches in middle of upheaval

Ukrainian churches in middle of upheaval As crisis deepens, churches harbor the injured and officials appeal for peace, freedom ...

Jonathan Luxmoore Wednesday, March 05, 2014
Sochi games gives chance to 'witness to Christ'

Sochi games gives chance to 'witness to Christ' Amid turmoil over security, human rights, Catholics and fellow Christians made their ...