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Pope Francis (R) greets people of different religions at the end a weekly general audience for interfaith relations at St Peter's square on October 28, 2015 at the Vatican. Today marks the 50th anniversary of the Church's 'Nostra Aetate' declaration which challenged religious prejudices and urged bridge building with other faiths. A special papal audience for interfaith relations was celebrated in Saint Peter's Square to remember the moment on October 28, 1965, when Paul VI adopted what was a ground-breaking declaration lambasting anti-Semitism in particular. AFP PHOTO / FILIPPO MONTEFORTE (Photo credit should read

Islam, Christianity Are Fundamentally the Same, Prof Writes

In the wake of the extraordinarily brutal jihadist attacks perpetrated on innocent civilians in Paris Friday, Yale Professor Miroslav Volf suggests in an article in the Washington Post that we look at religion as a single reality rather than making distinctions between different religions, including Islam and Christianity.

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Pope Benedict Was Right in Warning About Radical Islam

Pope Benedict was universally pilloried by the media for his famous 2006 Regensburg address, in which he commented on the historical relationship between Islam and violence. But now even the mainstream media are finding themselves forced to ask whether Benedict was right, and perhaps even prophetic in his statements.

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Muslims Told To Vote Labour Or Burn In Hell Fire

Thousands of Muslims in Birmingham were told that they would burn in hell fire unless they voted for the Labour party, a court has heard. In May, Labour Councillor Ansar Ali Khan was re-elected in the district of Washwood Heath,

Pope Francis (C) ordinates Mons. Angelo De Donatis (back) to auxiliary Bishop of Rome, on November 9, 2015 at St John Lateran basilica in Rome. AFP PHOTO / ALBERTO PIZZOLI (Photo credit should read

Pope Francis to Priests: Shorter Homilies Please!

While celebrating the ordination of a new bishop, Pope Francis encouraged priests to use simple words in their preaching and to shorten their sermons at Sunday Mass. “Preach the Word in season and out of season,” Francis said, but use “simple words that everyone can understand” and avoid “long sermons.”