A new report from the Public Religion Research Institute examined the U.S. religious landscape, and declared that “the most substantial cultural and political divides are between white Christians and Christians of color.”
Religion census uses data gathered from 500,000 people in seven-year period
Brazil’s bishops urge investigation of country’s COVID-19 vaccine purchases
The Brazilian bishops’ conference is urging an impartial investigation of government COVID-19 vaccine purchases.
Pope to remain in hospital ‘a few more days,’ Vatican says
Vatican spokesman Matteo Bruni said the pope “will remain hospitalized for a few more days in order to optimize his medical and rehabilitation therapy.”
Scottish bishops welcome idea of pope visiting for climate conference
Although not confirmed by the Vatican, the idea of Pope Francis making a daytrip to Scotland in early November to attend the U.N. Climate Change Conference is heating up.
Photos of the Week: July 12, 2021
In the spotlight: Pope Francis recovery, spelling bee winner, Tropical Storm Elsa
Hundreds gather outside hospital to greet recovering pope
Pilgrims and well-wishers gathered at Rome’s Gemelli hospital to greet Pope Francis as he made his first public appearance in a week after undergoing intestinal surgery.
Gomez: U.S. church offers ‘heartfelt prayers’ for Pope Francis’ recovery
“In solidarity with the universal church, we offer our prayers for all who are ill and in need of God’s healing touch, and for those who work tirelessly in health care to bring comfort and medical care to the afflicted.”
Guaras truly lived ‘bond of love’ that is family life, says Florida pastor
Family killed in the collapse of the condo building in Florida are remembered by their pastor and parish community.