Jardine Malado

Nigerian Christians were alarmed after the authorities demolished two church buildings in Dutse, the capital of the northern state of Jigawa.

A new Marist poll has indicated that a majority of Americans, including those who identify as pro-choice, oppose the use of tax dollars to fund abortions and support substantial restrictions on the procedure.

The Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, has made an appeal to stop the deportation of an Iraqi Christian who fled his home in Mosul when ISIS seized the city in August 2014.

President Donald Trump has reinstated a policy on Monday that blocks federal funding to nongovernmental organizations that promote abortions overseas.

A mother of a kindergartner has filed a lawsuit against a West Virginia school district, seeking to put a stop to an optional Bible class that has been operational in the school system since 1939.

Catholic hospitals in Colorado have refused to provide terminally ill patients with the option of physician-assisted suicide even though the practice was legalized in the state.

The Islamic State has blown up famous monuments in Palmyra just weeks after the jihadist group recaptured the ancient city from the Syrian government.

Boko Haram insurgents attacked a refugee camp that was accidentally bombed by the Nigerian military last week in an operation targeting the terrorist group.

The Church of England is considering plans to stop asking its gay clergy whether they are living a celibate lifestyle.

One of the chaplains of the Queen of England has stepped down in order to freely criticize the reading of a Quranic passage at St. Mary's Episcopal Cathedral earlier this month.

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte denounced the Catholic Church for speaking out against the summary killings linked to the government's war on drugs.