Two out of three Christian respondents of a new online survey have said that they had personally experienced spiritual abuse.

French prosecutors have opened a preliminary investigation into the alleged manipulation of intelligence memos in an attempt to cover up the failure to prevent the attacks in Normandy in 2016.

Over 100 Christians in Greece are demanding the removal of a sculpture in the Athens suburb of Palaio Faliro because they believe that the statue symbolizes Lucifer.

A Catholic diocese in Northern Ireland has temporarily banned handshakes in an effort to minimize the risk of contracting the Australian flu, which has now spread across the U.K.

Five bishops have signed a statement expressing their opposition to norms and guidelines that foresee the possibility of allowing divorced and remarried Catholics receiving Communion.

Members of a radical nationalist group in India clashed with police last week when they attempted to perform a Hindu religious ritual at a Catholic college in the city of Vidisha, in the central state of Madhya Pradesh.

The Egyptian parliament is considering a proposal that would criminalize atheism in the predominantly Muslim country that already enforces stringent laws against blasphemy.

Coptic Christians have expressed concern that the new cathedral in Egypt would become a huge target for members of the Islamic State terror group.

A Christian media outlet has denounced a prominent bishop for reportedly claiming that Christians in Iran enjoy complete freedom and are "not being persecuted in any way."

American Pastor Andrew Brunson, who has been detained in Turkey since October 2016, shared his fear that he will be forgotten as he marks his 50th birthday in prison.

A city council in the U.K. has warned that Franklin Graham's Festival of Hope, which is expected to take place in Blackpool later this year, could be canceled if the event is found to incite hatred.