Opinion - Ethiopia, one of the oldest nations in the world, boasts a rich history that spans over three thousand years. However, the introduction of modern education is a relatively recent development ...

Pope Leo XIV on Friday declared 174 new martyrs, including 50 French Catholics who died in Nazi concentration camps during ...

More than 19,000 young Catholics from around the world joined this year’s traditional pilgrimage — a beacon of hope for ...

A controversial research project featuring faith leaders using psychedelic drugs was released last month after a long delay. The report showed that nearly all of the members of the clergy who took ...

LONDON (Reuters) -The Church of England will spend a record 1.6 billion pounds ($2.17 billion) over the next three years to boost clergy stipends and help cash-strapped parishes, it said on Monday, ...

If you come for the king, you best not miss. Unfortunately for Jannik Sinner, he fell agonisingly short in his bid to dethrone Carlos Alcaraz as the Spaniard prevailed in a five-set epic on Court P… ...

How much is the French Open payout money? The men's and women's singles winners this year will take home a prize of roughly $2.9 million. On the doubles' side, the top prize is $670,454.55.

2025 French Open: Results, schedule as Jannik Sinner faces Carlos Alcaraz; Coco Gauff earns first title The men's and women's finals are set with a pair of No. 1 vs. No. 2 matches By Austin Nivison ...

I’d like to ask letter writer Jim O’Neill (“Catholic Church’s exclusion of women ignored”) if he is familiar with the gospels? It seems his issue is with Jesus Christ, not ...

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An independent probe into the Catholic Church's sexual abuse scandals suggests that French clergy have abused children on an unprecedented scale until as late as 2016. Rachel Judah reports.