Catholics paid $615 million on sex abuse in 2007
March 20, 2008
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Roman Catholic Church paid out $615 million in costs related to sexual abuse claims in 2007, even as the number of
Jerusalem OKs first non-Orthodox cemetery
March 13, 2008
JERUSALEM — Non-Orthodox groups are praising the Jerusalem municipality’s decision to approve the establishment of the city’s first non-Orthodox cemetery. All Jewish cemeteries in Jerusalem
Catholics expel Protestants from Mexico town
March 13, 2008
TENANGO TEPEXI, Mexico — "Traditionalist Catholics" expelled 20 evangelical Christians in February from a town in Guerrero state and cut off the electricity and water
Hindu extremists attack Christians in India
March 13, 2008
NEW DELHI — India’s national capital witnessed two incidents of anti-Christian violence at the end of February, including an attack Feb. 28 on a relief
Researchers get $4 million to study origins of faith
March 6, 2008
OXFORD, England — Researchers at the University of Oxford (UO) have been given nearly $4 million to investigate the origins of belief in God. The
Faith films still not flooding big screen
March 6, 2008
At the Academy Awards Feb. 24, the nominees for Best Picture portray some moral dilemmas: A pregnant teen figuring out what to do; a lawyer
Iran may mandate death penalty for leaving Islam
March 6, 2008
TEHRAN, Iran —- The Iranian Parliament may mandate the death penalty for citizens who leave Islam, a human rights group announced Feb. 5. For the
Extremist mobs attack churches, beat members
March 6, 2008
MADHYA PRADESH, India — At least 125 Hindu extremists attacked one of the oldest and best known churches in Madhya Pradesh state, Masihi Mandir Church,
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