Humble, persevering, and with half a century of dedication to religious life: who was the 82-year-old nun killed in a convent in Paraná
An 82-year-old nun, Nadia Gavanski, was found dead in her convent in Paraná, Brazil, after encountering an intruder who attacked her.
Where was 'This road is not for Muslims' written?
The article discusses the controversial statement 'This road is not for Muslims,' reflecting tensions surrounding religious and social issues in India's context.
Lucknow: Demand to perform prayer at Lal Baradari, people took to the streets
Thousands of protesters in Lucknow are demanding the permission to perform prayers at Lal Baradari following an intensifying dispute.
Burgertory founder’s chant about Zionists at pro-Palestine rally incited hatred against Jews, tribunal rules
A Victorian tribunal ruled that a pro-Palestine protester's chant incited hatred against Jews, finding a breach of the Racial and Religious Tolerance Act.
Haredi, Masorati, Dati, and Hiloni... How much do you know about Israeli society?
The article explores the complexity and diversity of Israeli society, particularly within the Jewish community, highlighting religious, ethnic, and national identities.
Imam, Sheikhs, and the Preventive... Spiritual Stations Welcome Worshippers in Qatar During Ramadan
During Ramadan, Qatar's mosques experience a surge in spirituality as they welcome worshippers and enhance their religious atmosphere.
Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar meets the saint of Suttur Math
Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar met with the saint of Suttur Math, highlighting his commitment to community and religious initiatives.
Hindus Tower over Muslims and Christians in America!
A recent Pew Research Center study reveals that the Hindu community in America has emerged as the most educated religious group, surpassing traditionally highly educated groups like the Jewish community.
The community school is not a pulpit
Aftenposten argues against implementing religious services in schools, emphasizing the importance of keeping educational environments neutral and inclusive for all students.
Constantinople views Moscow Patriarchate as a tool of Kremlin propaganda
A Constantinople cleric expresses concerns about the Moscow Patriarchate's alignment with Kremlin propaganda and asserts the independence of the Constantinople Church in serving the community.
Even under the Rahman government, oppression of Hindus continues! Girl gang-raped while at a religious gathering
A 25-year-old Hindu woman was gang-raped in Bangladesh's Bhola district while participating in a religious event, highlighting the ongoing violence against the minority Hindu community even after the formation of the new government under Tarique Rahman.
Police investigate alleged antisemitic assault at scouts event
Victoria Police are investigating an alleged antisemitic assault involving a teenager at a Scouts event, where he was verbally abused and punched for wearing religious and national symbols.
Ramadan in Morocco: A Tapestry Woven with the Spirit of Solidarity and the Scent of Authentic Heritage
Moroccans celebrate Ramadan not just as a religious occasion but as a transformative social experience, characterized by adjusted daily rhythms and heightened communal interactions.
Naples' last care for little Domenico: "Desperate conditions"
A heartfelt report on the dire situation of a young boy named Domenico in Naples, who is receiving palliative care as his family and religious leaders grapple with the emotional weight of his condition.
Gunmen kill three herders in Plateau
Three herders were killed by gunmen in Plateau State, Nigeria, during an ambush after attending a community religious meeting.
Heidi married at 17 – after four children, she did something that shocked everyone
Heidi Sällinen, a Finnish influencer known for her family life, shares her past as a teenage bride in a religious community where she married young and faced challenges.
'Alcohol shops should be closed during Ramadan', AIMIM appeals to Delhi government
AIMIM's Delhi president has urged the government to shut down all alcohol shops during Ramadan to respect the religious sentiments of the Muslim community.
Australia's largest mosque demands security boost over threatening letters
Lakemba Mosque has called for increased security following the receipt of a third threatening letter as Ramadan begins, highlighting community concerns over safety during the religious period.
What day again? French Muslims confused and frustrated over rival Ramadan dates
French Muslims face confusion and frustration over conflicting announcements about the start date of Ramadan due to a dispute between religious leaders.
Father from Rio Preto calls for 'renewing action' from the faithful during Lent; see parish programming
A priest from São José do Rio Preto urges the faithful to embrace Lent as a time for internal change rather than mere religious tradition.
America's churches under siege as violence increasingly invades sacred ground
Violence against churches in America has surged over the past 25 years, with nearly 380 incidents resulting in significant casualties.
Help end child malnutrition, Oluremi Tinubu begs traditional, religious leaders
First Lady Oluremi Tinubu has called on traditional and religious leaders in Nigeria to support the government's initiative to combat child malnutrition through its National Community Food Bank programme.
Too Few Mosques: Muslims in Munich Have to Pray in Shifts
In Munich, due to a shortage of mosque facilities, Muslims are having to conduct prayers in shifts to accommodate the growing demands, particularly during significant religious periods like Ramadan.
Carnival of Peace 2026 Ends Religious Events This Tuesday (17) in Campina Grande
The Carnival of Peace 2026 concludes its religious and philosophical meetings in Campina Grande, Brazil, with a significant turnout of over 230,000 participants this year.
Burqa on the face and tilak on the forehead, Harhar Mahadev on her lips... A Muslim woman's Kanwar Yatra
A Muslim woman from Sambhal, Tamanna Malik, completed the Kanwar Yatra wearing a burqa, which sparked controversy in her community.
Do Haredi Protests Trigger a New Crisis for Netanyahu?
Protests by the Haredi community in Israel reflect deep societal conflicts over military conscription and religious identity.
Rebanhão: Catholic event reaches its 40th edition in DF; see programming
The Catholic Renewal movement in the Federal District of Brazil is holding its 40th Rebanhão event from February 15 to 17, providing a spiritual alternative to traditional Carnival celebrations.
Folia de Reis: how a religious and cultural celebration transcends generations in Goiás
The Folia de Reis is a cultural and religious tradition in Goiás, Brazil, celebrating the pilgrimage of the Three Wise Men, and maintaining its significance in both rural and urban communities.
Gathering of the Lord brings together Catholics during Carnival in Betim; see programming
The 39th edition of the Gathering of the Lord begins in Betim, Brazil, featuring religious events during the Carnival period.
Captivating Netflix series as gripping as The Handmaid's Tale has viewers hooked
A new Netflix series, inspired by Deborah Feldman's memoir, captivates audiences with its portrayal of a woman's struggle within an underrepresented religious community, reminiscent of The Handmaid's Tale.
Open up to listening to the harmed
The article discusses the preparations for upcoming religious events by Archbishop Wojciech Polak, emphasizing early planning and community engagement.
'Eunuch Jihad' uproar, 250 transgender individuals will return home'
The Kinnar Akhara is organizing a grand ceremony in Bhopal to protect the transgender community from alleged religious exploitation and conversion, with plans for 250 individuals to return to Hinduism.
Neither majority nor minority, only Bangladeshi: Jamaat chief speaks on Hindu concerns
Dr. Shafiqur Rahman, the Amir of Jamaat-e-Islami, emphasized the significance of Bangladeshi identity over religious classifications in an interview with Indian media regarding Hindu community concerns in Bangladesh.
'Every day 150 used to come, now...': Mohammed Deepak expresses his pain
'Every day 150 used to come, now...': Mohammed Deepak expresses his pain during the chaos surrounding a religious procession in Kaushambi.
Was there a sacrifice of 3 minor children? A knife found in the bag of the kidnapper shaman
A disturbing incident in Bihar, India, involves the attempted kidnapping of three minor boys by a man claiming to be a religious figure, raising alarms in the local community.
'The Terreiro Teaches': event in Santarém unites academic knowledge and faith in combating religious racism
An event in Santarém, Brazil encourages dialogue on religious freedom and the preservation of ancestral memories to combat institutional prejudice.
Bulldozer Demolishes Illegal Mosque in Bareilly
The district administration in Bareilly, India, demolished an illegally constructed mosque on community land following a court order.
Leaders of desecrated Catholic school urge prayer for perpetrators after Mary statue, tabernacle destroyed
The leaders of Holy Innocents Catholic School in Long Beach, California, are calling for community prayers and acts of reparation after a break-in resulted in significant destruction of religious artifacts.
The controversial death of Sister Getsemaní, one of the five non-schismatic elderly nuns from Belorado
Sister Getsemaní, one of the five elderly nuns from the Belorado monastery, passed away after being hospitalized under judicial orders, reigniting interest in the internal turmoil of her religious community.
Bosnia is Serbian land anyway because its church structure was established by Saint Sava himself
Former head of the Islamic Community in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Mustafa Cerić, proposed the establishment of a new religious community called the Bosnian Orthodox Church, sparking angry reactions from the Serbian Orthodox Church and reigniting debates over the identity of Bosnia.
Former leader of Muslims in BiH proposed the establishment of the Bosnian Orthodox Church
Mustafa Cerić, the former head of the Islamic community in Bosnia and Herzegovina, has proposed the creation of a new religious community called the Bosnian Orthodox Church, sparking fierce reactions from the Serbian Orthodox Church and reigniting discussions about the identity of Bosnia.
The teacher threw the cross into the trash. The prosecutor's office initiates proceedings
A teacher's act of disposing of a cross in a school has sparked legal proceedings and raised discussions on the protection of religious feelings in Poland.
They threatened divine condemnation and punishment. Religious group from Wrocław likened to a cult
A charismatic prayer and evangelization community in Wrocław, originally rooted in the Light-Life Movement, is facing serious allegations of causing pain and harm rather than the joy and love it promotes.
Racial and religious hate crime on UK public transport is growing, data shows
New data reveals a significant increase in racial and religious hate crimes on UK public transport, leading to concerns over personal safety among commuters.
Spiritual Journey Through the Year: The Calendar Reveals the Stories of Pilgrims
The parish of St. Anthony of Padua in Gornja Močilima – Sijekovac has published its local calendar for 2026, focusing on the religious pilgrimages of the parish's faithful, authored by retired professor Jozo Jelinić, who strives to preserve the social events of the region.
New Board Games / The One Who Conquers the Most Cities of Galilee Wins, but He Can't Do It Alone
Two Slovak groups are introducing new board games with biblical themes just in time for the end of 2025, focusing on community engagement and religious narratives.