Researchers confirmed more than 2,000 square meters — around half an acre — of original 18th-century murals survive beneath later paint in the church at the heart of Vilnius University. […]
One year after its launch, the “Caritas Listens” hotline has logged more than 67,000 minutes of conversations with older adults seeking comfort, connection, and a listening ear. […]
Four of Switzerland’s largest Christian bodies say the government abolished the clergy’s military service exemption without consulting them, a move one bishop called “a lack of respect for society.” […]
Announced during the feast of St. Sunniva on the island of Selja, the cause for the celebrated novelist and Catholic convert is expected to open its diocesan phase this fall. […]
The bishops of Oslo and Copenhagen have condemned the Society of St. Pius X consecrations as schism while pledging to protect the traditional liturgy within the Church. […]
A tit-for-tat over honors, a contested genocide, and a warning for Kyiv’s EU hopes: how a World War II memory dispute unraveled Poland-Ukraine relations in six weeks. […]
Charlène Bernard says pressure from her partner and health professionals ended in an abortion she never wanted. Now she is asking the EU to support women who want to keep their babies. […]
More than 150 years after it first opened, St. Paul’s in Bergen — now Norway’s largest Catholic parish, with faithful from over 120 nations — has finally been consecrated. […]
The former prime minister’s call to legalize surrogacy has drawn opposition from across France’s political spectrum, including within his own party, with possible consequences across Europe. […]
A coalition of states and the Holy See launched a declaration in Geneva seeking a worldwide moratorium on surrogacy as a first step toward abolishing the practice. […]
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