Church

Archbishop of Canterbury moves to heal Anglican divide

The Archbishop of Canterbury is to restructure the worldwide Anglican Communion to allow it to function still while allowing for deep divisions over issues such as women priests and gay ordination.

I'm a Christian but I'm just not feeling it - advice for new converts

It's not surprising if there's been a bit of a come-down since your conversion, writes Mark Woods.

ISIS used social media to radicalise boy who tried to kill Pope Francis

A 15-year-old boy was arrested for allegedly threatening to launch an attack on Pope Francis inspired by ISIS, according to ABC News.

Pope to speak mainly in Spanish on US trip

Pope Francis will deliver 14 out of his 18 speeches and homilies in Cuba and the US in Spanish.

Meet the Christian billionaire who wants to buy an island to house refugees

Christian billionaire Naguib Sawiris plans to buy an island to house hundreds of thousands of refugees, naming it after Aylan Kurdi.

Pope Francis invites Gay Christian to speak at Catholic Conference

An openly gay person has been invited to speak about homosexuality during a Vatican-approved convention in Philadephia.

Atheist joins Bible study to disprove Christianity... ends up following Jesus

When Caleb Kaltenbach joined a bible study in high school, his intention was to disprove the bible. But he ended up following the God he had been taught hated him, The Blaze reported.

Can women really love John Calvin?

Krish Kandiah meets Dr Julie Canlis, scholar of John Calvin.

2 refugee families have already arrived at the Vatican, will stay 'until the Lord wants', says Pope Francis

Pope Francis has called on Europe to return to being "mother Europe" and take in refugees and migrants to ease its low birth rate. He hinted at criticism of people who choose to remain child free. And he revealed that two refugee families have been found and housed in the Vatican itself, as he pledged they would be.

Secret Service 'disrupts' threat ahead of Pope visit to US

Security services have intervened to prevent a threat in advance of the Pope's visit to the United States, it has been disclosed.

Polish Catholics say 'No' to Pope Francis' plea: 'Today refugees, tomorrow terrorists'

Catholic head Pope Francis might have called on people from all over the world to open their hearts and homes to Middle East refugees who are desperately in need of food, clothing, and shelter in Europe, but it looks like Polish Catholics are not warming up to the pope's request.