A group of President Donald Trump’s campaign staffers conducted a Bible study online on Friday morning as the spread of the coronavirus continues in the United States.
Pop mega star Justin Bieber prayed with fans as worries over the Chinese coronavirus continue to unravel, asking God for guidance and answers during the time of mass uncertainty around the world.
ROME (AP) — Outbreaks of the coronavirus have stricken two convents in the Rome area.
A little girl in Cottage Grove, Minnesota, used scripture recently to calm her autistic sibling who felt anxious about the Chinese coronavirus pandemic.
Arsonists set fire to the church of Saint-Apollinaire in eastern France this week, after which the parish priest declared, “This was the last thing we needed, given recent events.”
Tens of thousands of Muslim faithful sparked an outcry in Bangladesh on Wednesday as they defied authorities to hold a mass prayer gathering just as the South Asian nation reported its first death from the global pandemic.
Pope Francis has urged people not to “waste” the opportunities for growth presented by this period of trial, recommending families to rediscover the affection that binds them together.
Actor Jon Voight has offered a prayer asking God to wipe away the coronavirus and make mankind strong in the face of the global pandemic.
A Washington state Chick-fil-A stood in the gap on Saturday by delivering 1,000 meals to hospital workers battling a coronavirus outbreak in the state.
The Vatican is dragging its feet in the beatification of Chinese Catholic hero Cardinal Ignatius Kung Pin-mei due to “diplomatic sensitivity,” according to a report from UCANews.
Devout Muslim Shiite followers in Iran fought their way into two major shrines closed over coronavirus fears, Iranian state media reported Tuesday, as they demanded the right to continue worshipping practices that include kissing, touching and in some cases licking sacred public objects.
Joe Biden, who supports abortion on demand and same-sex marriage, presents his “Agenda for the Catholic Community” at his campaign website.
Catholic League president Bill Donohue has appealed to the House Ethics Committee to reprimand Rep. Rashida Tlaib for her “obscene assault on people of faith.”
Pope Francis made a pilgrimage to two of Rome’s historic shrines Sunday afternoon to pray for an end to the coronavirus pandemic.
Pastor Robert Jeffress shared a prayer for God to grant wisdom to President Donald Trump, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi in addressing the coronavirus outbreak.
Americans can use the Chinese coronavirus pandemic as a way to come together for good, Dr. Ben Carson said at the White House on Saturday.
Celebrated evangelical pastor Franklin Graham publicly thanked President Trump Sunday for designating the day as a National Day of Prayer.
The local police of Cerveteri, outside Rome, interrupted a Mass Sunday that was being live-streamed on Facebook because there were several people kneeling outdoors in front of the Church.
Every year around the time of Purim, churches and synagogues around the world dive back into the book of Esther, where we hear of a courageous young Jewish woman in exile saving her people, who were put in danger because of her uncle’s unbending integrity in the face of pagan tyranny. But is that story really what we read–or merely what we’ve read *into* this unique book of the Bible?
Pope Francis has written a powerful letter urging priests in Rome to step up the spiritual care of souls during the coronavirus pandemic.
A Swedish priest in the city of Gävle is suspected of helping a migrant escape a Migration Board deportation facility by smuggling him out in a suitcase.
The Diocese of Rome has issued a new decree partially reversing Thursday’s decision to close all Catholic churches in the city, now ordering that parish and mission churches be reopened.
Pope Francis has questioned the Church’s adoption of “drastic measures” in dealing with the coronavirus after the closing of the nation’s churches and the suspension of the sacraments.
The number of deaths in Italy by the COVID-19 coronavirus passed the 1,000-mark Thursday, jumping by 189 to a total of 1,016 despite drastic measures to contain the virus.
Each month, the Vatican releases a slickly produced Papal Prayer Intention video. In the March “Pope’s Video,” Francis addresses Catholicism in China.
The chief of the Vatican’s department of “Integral Human Development” said Wednesday that the coronavirus epidemic has served to showcase the serious socio-economic inequalities in the modern world.
The devil always goes to extremes in his attacks on Christians, Pope Francis said Wednesday, either through the soft-sell of worldly glory and comfort or the violence of enraged persecution.
Greek Orthodox Archbishop Ieronymos II of Athens has blessed those guarding the Greek border, including a group of civilians, looking to prevent illegals crossing from Turkey.
Pope Francis said Tuesday that priests should have the courage to go out among the victims of coronavirus to attend to their physical and spiritual needs.
FX Networks is set to premiere its first documentary feature AKA Jane Roe, a film that illuminates the real-life “Roe” of Roe v. Wade fame – Norma McCorvey and her journey from pro-choice to pro-life.
Rev. William Owens is calling on the Senate to censure Schumer for his threatening remarks against two Supreme Court justices.
A woman is grateful she was not injured after her truck suddenly caught on fire Sunday in Deer Park, Texas.
A Washington, D.C., church rector is the city’s first confirmed case of the coronavirus, the house of worship announced on Sunday.
A policeman in Richmond, Virginia, is using his beautiful singing voice to let people know God is watching over them.
Seven Jewish schools in Baltimore, Maryland, have announced that all events surrounding the upcoming Jewish holiday of Purim would be cancelled amid coronavirus fears.
Pope Francis offered prayers Sunday for all those affected by the coronavirus outbreak, urging Christians to find strength in their faith during this difficult period.
The Holy See Press Office announced Sunday that the Vatican Museums would be closed at least until April 3 as a “precautionary measure” against the spread of the coronavirus.
A CBS News correspondent shared moving stories Thursday from his time in Putnam County, Tennessee, after an EF-4 tornado devastated the area Tuesday.
Catholic League president Bill Donohue has blasted pro-abortion Democrats for their “hysterical reaction” to the U.S. Supreme Court hearing of a pivotal abortion-rights case.
The Vatican’s delegate to the United Nations issued a strongly worded reproach to a U.N. report proposing that religious freedom must “surrender” to gender and reproductive rights.
