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1. Potential Harder Life Concerns French Jews Pondering Aliyah to Israel: As more and more French Jews nervously consider moving to Israel to escape rising anti-Semitism, many worry the Jewish state may not be as much of a promised land as they would hope. Three days of violence ...; Created on 19 January 2015
2. Catholic Church Abuse Commission: Deceased Dutch Bishop Was Child Molester: The Dutch Catholic Church, in a rare admission of guilt among senior clergy, has confirmed that a bishop who died last year had sexually abused two boys decades earlier. The Diocese of Roermond said a ...; Created on 14 April 2014
3. Czech Priest Wins $1.83 Million Templeton Prize for Theology of Paradox: A Czech Catholic priest whose theology of paradox invites believers and atheists to dialogue has won the 2014 Templeton Prize, worth $1.83 million, for his work affirming the spiritual dimension of life. ...; Created on 13 March 2014
4. French Conservatives March Against Government 'Family-Phobia: More than 100,000 conservative French marched through Paris and Lyon on Sunday accusing the government of "family-phobia" for legalizing gay marriage and other planned policies they say will harm traditional ...; Created on 03 February 2014
5. African Traditionalists Reject Anglican Dialogue to Reconsider Anti-Gay Laws: An African-led traditionalist group opposed to growing acceptance of homosexuality in the worldwide Anglican Communion has rejected a Church of England plea to review its Bible-based condemnation of gays. ...; Created on 03 February 2014
6. Christian Leaders Urge Churches to Back Syria Peace Plan: The World Council of Churches (WCC) urged its Protestant, Orthodox and Anglican member churches on Thursday to lobby their congregations and national governments to support a political solution to the ...; Created on 19 September 2013
7. Poll Reveals Americans Don't Want to Live as Long as Noa: How long would you like to live—100 years? Maybe 120? Would extended life spans be good for society, the economy and the way people go through their lives? With populations aging and medical science progressing, ...; Created on 08 August 2013
8. German Catholic Seminarians Expelled for Nazi Jokes, Salute: An investigation into rumors of neo-Nazi activity at a seminary in Bavaria has resulted in two student priests being expelled for imitating the Nazi salute and making jokes about death camps, two bishops ...; Created on 01 August 2013
9. Bishop Launches Petition for Global Catholic Abuse Council: A retired Australian bishop urged Roman Catholics around the world on Tuesday to sign an online petition to Pope Francis to call a new global council to take effective measures to end the sexual abuse ...; Created on 04 June 2013
10. Women Bishops Becoming Church of England Reality: The Church of England published a plan on Friday to approve the ordination of women bishops by 2015, a widely supported reform it just missed passing last November after two decades of divisive debate. ...; Created on 28 May 2013
11. Christian Churches Back Jews Facing Anti-Semitism in Hungary: When Hungarian radical right-wingers rallied against a Jewish conference in Budapest in early May, a well-known Protestant pastor hid behind the stage while his wife stepped up to the podium to denounce ...; Created on 18 May 2013
12. Christian Churches Back Jews Facing Anti-Semitism in Hungary: When Hungarian radical right-wingers rallied against a Jewish conference in Budapest in early May, a well-known Protestant pastor hid behind the stage while his wife stepped up to the podium to denounce ...; Created on 14 May 2013
13. New Pope's Choice of Name Will Carry His First Messag: Even before he utters his first words in public, the new pope who emerges from the conclave this week will send Roman Catholics around the world a message encoded in the name he chooses. It may not be ...; Created on 13 March 2013
14. Ex-Pope Relaxes as Cardinals Prepare for Vote: A relaxed and rested Pope Emeritus Benedict read messages from well-wishers and strolled in his retirement palace gardens on Friday as cardinals due to elect his successor planned pre-vote meetings for ...; Created on 01 March 2013
15. 'Believing Without Belonging' Challenges Catholicis: Roman Catholicism faces a serious challenge from the rising number of people who believe in God but no longer see any need for a church, according to New York Cardinal Timothy Dolan. Opinion research shows ...; Created on 01 March 2013
16. Sex, Power Scandals to Loom Over Vatican Pre-Vote Talks: The sex and power scandals haunting the Catholic Church look set to play a big role in meetings before next month's papal election after two senior cardinals called on Tuesday for more internal debate ...; Created on 27 February 2013
17. UN Body Says US Lax on Clerical Sex Abuse Cases: A U.N. committee has accused U.S. legal authorities of failing to fully pursue cases of child sex abuse in religious groups, an issue especially troubling the Roman Catholic Church. The Committee on the ...; Created on 19 February 2013
18. Pope Urging Church Leaders to Put Aside Rivalries: With passing phrases and striking images, Pope Benedict is assembling a last testament to his Roman Catholic Church, urging its leaders to put aside their rivalries and think only of the unity of the faith. ...; Created on 14 February 2013
19. With Benedict Resigning, Can Latin American Claim Papacy?: With Pope Benedict's stunning announcement that he will resign later this month, the time may be coming for the Roman Catholic Church to elect its first non-European leader and it could be a Latin American. ...; Created on 11 February 2013
20. 'Morning-After' Pills Find Some Favor With German Catholic Churc: Germany's Catholic Church may approve some so-called morning-after pills for rape victims after a leading cardinal unexpectedly announced they did not induce abortions and could be used in Catholic hospitals. ...; Created on 05 February 2013

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