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Cardinal Nichols Vows To Work With Government Over 'Scourge' Of Homelessness
Cardinal Nichols has vowed to work with Theresa May's government to tackle the "scourge that is homelessness".
'The Pope Is A Catholic': Cardinal Nichols Reacts To Ban On Women Priests
Cardinal Vincent Nichols has said Pope Francis' ban on women ever becoming priests shows that he's a Catholic.
Children Who Fled ISIS In Mosul 'Too Terrified To Speak'
More than two years under ISIS occupation followed by intense dangers while fleeing has taken a toll on children's physical and mental health, World Vision staff said in Northern Iraq.
Shocking ISIS Pamphlets Detail Horrific Treatment Of Sex Slaves
Shocking new ISIS propoganda show in detail the group's strict teaching on issues from beard length to how to treat women taken as sex slaves.
How To Find Your Nearest Carol Service This Christmas
Your nearest carol service will be just a click away when the Church of England launches its latest campaign to bring people to church.
Archbishop Of Canterbury Slams 'Shocking Blight' Of UK Hunger
Justin Welby backed a £1.3million campaign to cut down on food waste in London as part of a drive to tackle hunger in Britain.
500 Years After Reformation, Catholics And Lutherans 'No Longer Strangers'
Catholic and Lutheran leaders signed a joint declaration to mark the 500th year of the Protestant reformation on Monday.
Evangelical Anglicans Urged To 'Stand Up And Be Counted' Over Gay Blessings
A rallying cry for clergy opposed to same-sex relationships to "stand up and be counted" has been issued by the Church of England Evangelical Council (CEEC).
24/7 Webchat For Spiritually Searching: Church Of Scotland Looks To Reverse Decline
The Church of Scotland will launch a webchat service to help those looking for guidance but unwilling to come on a Sunday.
ISIS Genocide Must Be Punished In Court - Leading European Politicians
ISIS genocide crimes must be investigated by the International Criminal Court, three European politicians urged in a letter this week.
ISIS Abduct 'Tens Of Thousands' To Use As Human Shields In Mosul
ISIS fighters have abducted "tens of thousands" of men, women and children from areas around Mosul to use as human shields, the UN human rights office said on Friday.
Lifeway Withdraws Books By Christian Author Who Says Gay People 'Are Brothers And Sisters In Christ'
A popular Christian author had her books banned after she recently announced her support of gay rights.
Why Pope Francis May Get The Cold Shoulder In Sweden
Pope Francis is likely to receive a muted reception when he arrives in Sweden next week for the first papal visit there in 30 years.
The School Meals Holiday Crisis: How The Church Is Feeding Britain's Children
Hundreds of children reliant on free schools meals in Milton Keynes have been fed by a church this half term.
New Poll: Are Churches Welcoming Towards LGBT People?
A new poll out on Thursday reveals the same proportion of people think gay people are welcome in UK churches as those who think they are unwelcome.
Persecution 'All Too Familiar' As World Marks International Religious Freedom Day
Western Christians have become immune to those suffering religious persecution, Bishop Angaelos, the head bishop of the Coptic Church in the UK, warned on Thursday.