WASHINGTON — U.S. Roman Catholic bishops have issued revised guidelines for teaching and accepting candidates for the priesthood, placing additional emphasis on celibacy and formally
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Department of Defense reported that 726 service members were discharged from the military for being homosexual in 2005, which represents an
PHOENIX — The Arizona Supreme Court ruled Aug. 31 that a proposed constitutional marriage amendment could appear on the November ballot, rejecting arguments by amendment
WASHINGTON — As the Alliance of Baptists appeals a $34,000 penalty for allegedly violating travel rules to Cuba, two of the five churches charged with
RASHT, Iran — One month after ordering his arrest, Iranian court authorities in the northern city of Rasht have released Christian convert Issa Motamedi Mojdehi,
TERMEZ, Uzbekistan — Armed Uzbek police and secret police raided a Protestant summer camp Aug. 24, resulting in the detention of about 20 church members,
WARSAW, Poland — Hoping to curb alcohol abuse, Polish officials have asked Roman Catholic churches to read the names of convicted drunk drivers from the
AJALTOUN, Lebanon — Maronite Catholics attacked a newly built, independent Baptist church near Beirut Aug. 2, mauling churchgoers preparing to host war refugees from southern
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