Andre Mitchell

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  Killing babies never a social good, should never be funded by taxpayers' money, Church official says

  In a statement, New York Cardinal Timothy Dolan described the advertisements advocating the killing of innocent babies--which appeared in publications like Politico, the Nation, the Chicago Sun-Times, the Philadelphia Inquirer--as "deceptive" and "extreme."

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  'Christophobia'? U.S. government has not done enough to save Christians who face genocide in Mideast, says author

  Johnnie Moore, a Christian author and humanitarian, criticized members of the Obama administration for having had "sat on their hands" while terrorists from the Islamic State (ISIS) were committing a "genocide" of Christians in the Middle East.

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  Pro-life leaders warn against growing trend of women delaying pregnancy, freezing their egg cells

  Leaders of pro-life groups are warning women against jumping into the trend of preserving their egg cells, saying this is a perversion of goodness and love that is the essence of marriage and reproduction.

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  U.S. government should end legal troubles of nuns who stood up against contraceptives, bishops say

  There is a chance for the government to make the nuns' legal worries go away, and American bishops are urging U.S. authorities to "seize that opportunity."

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  Girl with deformed feet can now walk normally thanks to Christian network's help

  The seemingly unreachable dream of a young girl's mother came true, thanks to the generosity of some Christians.

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  Next U.S. President urged to put persecuted Christians on agenda

  As the United States presidential race heats up, the head of a Catholic organization is calling on the candidates to put people who are often neglected high up on their agenda: persecuted Christians in the Middle East.

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  Marrying one's self becoming an alarming new trend

  When we think of marriage, we usually picture two people, a man and a woman, in front of the altar to pledge a lifetime of love in front of God and their fellow faithful. A new trend, however, is seeing people marry the most unlikely person: themselves.

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  Couple spends honeymoon helping Mother Teresa's nuns

  Couples usually use their honeymoons as an opportunity to go to fancy places and spend time with each other. An admirable Spanish couple, however, chose to spend their honeymoon in prayer and serve others, in the company of nuns who followed Saint Mother Teresa's example.

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  Donald Trump calls out media for mocking Christians

  In a speech before social conservatives in Washington on Friday, the controversial businessman criticised American media organisations for their supposed mockery of Christians, while promising to champion religious liberty if he wins the U.S. presidency.

• New Catholic schools allowed to be opened in the U.K.

  More Roman Catholic schools may soon open in the United Kingdom after Prime Minister Theresa May's new government decided to lift a ban that prevented churches from opening new educational institutions.

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  Chinese officials prevent bishop, aide from leading faithful in 'China's Jerusalem'

  The persecution of Christians in China continues to escalate, and not even high-ranking Roman Catholic officials sent by the Vatican have been spared from harassment.

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  Germany's Christian Social Union seeks to prioritise Christian migrants over Muslims

  Christian refugees from war-torn areas in the Middle East may soon get prioritised for entry in Germany, if German Chancellor Angela Merkel will heed the suggestion of her conservative allies from the Christian Social Union (CSU).