How to Make Sense of It / Why Does the Catholic Church "Cultivate" Veneration for Relics? Is the Immortal Soul Not More Important Than the Dead Body?
The article discusses the Catholic Church's controversial stance on relics, highlighting differing opinions among believers regarding their significance.
Thessaloniki: Archimandrite and former priest on trial for fraud over 1.3 million euros
An archimandrite and a former priest are on trial in Thessaloniki for defrauding believers out of more than 1.3 million euros by falsely claiming a bid for the post of Metropolitan of Thessaloniki.
10 years of TikTok: The 'religion' of 1.5 billion believers
The article explores the cultural phenomenon of TikTok, highlighting its rapid growth to 1.59 billion users and comparing its influence to major world religions.
New head of TV Lux Anton Ziolkovský
Priest Anton Ziolkovský has taken over the leadership of TV Lux, focusing on uniting various media platforms and ensuring the channel does not create uncertainty among believers.
Tölzer Stiegenkirche: Where Believers Climb 28 Steps on Their Knees
The Tölzer Stiegenkirche features a 28-step staircase, symbolizing the path to Christ, which pilgrims climb on their knees as an act of devotion.
Every fourth member of the church does not believe in God
A new survey indicates that one in four members of the Church of Norway identifies as non-believers.
The 'Birojana Three Sacred Buddhas' Returns to Germany After 108 Years... Exiled in the 1910s
A significant Buddhist artwork, 'Birojana Three Sacred Buddhas', has returned to South Korea after being exiled to Germany in the 1910s, following a collective effort by researchers and believers.
A Panel Discussion on Christian Witness and Public Engagement of Believers Held in Split
A panel discussion on Christian witness and public engagement of believers took place in Split, Croatia, organized in conjunction with the launch of a new book by Professor Josip Mužić.
Pope calls for a 'fast' from offensive words on social media and in politics during Lent
Pope Leo XIV urges believers to abstain from offensive language during Lent, emphasizing its importance in fostering kindness and reflection.
There is no way to dodge persecution in the Middle East, says Brazilian missionary
A Brazilian missionary in Jordan shares the challenges faced by Christians in the Middle East and highlights the persecution of believers worldwide.
Panel on the Role of Believers in Society: Speakers Petar Buljan, Matija Ricov, Branimir Stanić...
A panel discussion on the role of Christian believers in public life will take place in Split, featuring various speakers and the launch of a new book on uncompromising politics for Catholics.
Virgin of Lourdes: what is its history and what prayer to recite on its day
February 11 is celebrated as the feast day of the Virgin of Lourdes, the patroness of the sick, drawing many believers to congregate in churches.
God will make you a multimillionaire, pastor urged believers to donate hundreds of thousands
A Czech pastor has urged his followers to donate large sums of money, suggesting that God will reward their faith with wealth.
Putin brought Old Believers from Brazil to Russia. They have been brought to ruin
Old Believers who relocated from Brazil to Russia are facing significant hardships, including failed crops and lack of government support, leading some to consider returning to Brazil.
A BIG STORY ⟩ In Search of the Secret: What is an Icon and How to Read It?
The article discusses the significance of icons in the culture of Old Believers and the upcoming 10th anniversary of the Icon Museum in Tallinn, celebrating Byzantine heritage and religious art.
Photo Dubrovnik in the sign of Saint Blaise: Stradun full of believers
Dubrovnik celebrated its heavenly protector, Saint Blaise, with a pontifical mass and a traditional procession through the historical city core, attended by many believers.
Portal 2/2: rituals to harness its energy
The Portal 2/2 opens on February 2, providing a significant energetic window for believers in the esoteric to enhance manifestations and resolve conflicts.
Thousands of believers attend the procession of Our Lady of Navigators in Porto Alegre
Thousands of faithful participated in the procession of Our Lady of Navigators in Porto Alegre, covering approximately 10 kilometers through the city's historic center and main avenues.
The judge ascribes "educational deficiencies" and "maturity delays" to the ISIS supporter
A Chechen man, Akhmad E., was sentenced by a Berlin court for planning an attack against non-believers in Germany, with the judge noting his youthful uncertainty at 19 years old.
VIDEO The Church apologized for 'slimy Jesus': The scene from the mass horrified believers, Croatian priest reacted
A Christmas Eve mass broadcast from the Church of St. Mary in Stuttgart became controversial after an adult artist posed in a fetal position covered with wet rice paper instead of the traditional nativity depiction of baby Jesus, sparking outrage among viewers and reactions from clergy.
Pope Declares Franciscan Jubilee Year: Here's How You Can Obtain a Full Indulgence Throughout 2026.
Pope has proclaimed a special Jubilee Year dedicated to St. Francis of Assisi, marking the 800th anniversary of his death and offering believers worldwide a unique opportunity for spiritual renewal and deepening of Franciscan spirituality, along with the chance to receive a full indulgence.
Believers in BiH Angered by Sticker Received from Priest; It’s About - Art
Catholic believers in Bosnia and Herzegovina were upset by stickers distributed by a priest during house blessings, which depicted the Virgin Mary in an unconventional manner.
The Ostrava Cathedral Will Have a New Chapel. It Will Offer Believers a Place of Calm in the Bustle of the Big City
The Ostrava Cathedral is set to add a new chapel designed to provide a serene space for believers amidst the urban chaos.
January 7th - Who celebrates Christmas according to the Julian calendar?
On January 7th, part of the Orthodox believers celebrates Christmas according to the Julian calendar, greeting each other with wishes for peace and prosperity until January 14th, the Orthodox New Year.
Ice water instead of the Jordan. Ukrainians follow customs even during war
In freezing Kyiv, believers immersed themselves in icy water during the celebrations of Theophany, a holiday commemorating the baptism of Jesus Christ in the Jordan, as a deep-rooted Orthodox tradition symbolizing faith and resilience amidst uncertainty.
Watch video: Crowds, island air, and simplicity in the celebration of Theophany in Piraeus
Impressive drone footage shows believers diving into the waters as a large crowd gathers to experience the celebration of Theophany in Piraeus.
Jandroković congratulated Orthodox Christmas: "May the spirit of Christmas inspire mutual respect"
Gordan Jandroković, the President of the Croatian Parliament, congratulated believers celebrating Christmas according to the Julian calendar, wishing that the spirit of this significant Christian holiday inspires mutual respect among all people in Croatia.
See video: Believers clashed in front of Dendias in Florina over the Honorable Cross
During the Epiphany celebrations in Florina, a clash among believers occurred in front of Greek Minister Dendias over the Honorable Cross, resembling scenes from a Wild West showdown.
Plenković: God's Peace, Christ is Born
Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković addressed believers celebrating Christmas according to the Julian calendar, emphasizing the need for partnership, mutual respect, and dialogue to work together for the betterment of Croatia.
Milanović congratulated Orthodox Christmas
Croatian President Zoran Milanović extended Christmas wishes to Orthodox believers, emphasizing the importance of Croatia as a joint home for people of various religious, national, and cultural identities.
It is worrying to swear on the Quran
The article discusses the implications of New York's new mayor swearing on the Quran and raises questions about what non-believers should swear on, particularly in the context of constitutional references.
In the Jubilee Year 2025, Rome was visited by 33 million pilgrims
The Jubilee Year 2025 attracted over 33 million pilgrims to Rome, according to the Vatican, as final believers passed through the Holy Doors of St. Peter's Basilica.
The Church was stronger and more influential during socialism than today, when many have become 'believers' because it is socially expedient
Archbishop Mate Uzinić of Rijeka emphasizes that the Church should listen more and judge less, a stance that resonates with younger generations but faces resistance from conservative parts of the Church.
Saint Modest – On Several Occasions Exposed His Life to Protect His Believers
Saint Modest, bishop of the ancient German city of Trier, is commemorated for his courageous life dedicated to protecting his congregation during the collapse of the Western Roman Empire.