A group of men exhumed the body of an alleged homosexual and burned it in a town square in Senegal, a predominantly Muslim country in Western Africa

The new law constitutes an important step towards the construction of a society that respects and defends human life and overcomes a culture of death, say the bishops

The deteriorating security situation in Burkina Faso has led to the closure of numerous educational institutions but the Catholic Church remains committed to students under its care

A new survey suggests French adults aged 18 to 30 are divided on the place of religion in society, but at least a third say it is important in their own lives

Interview with the UN official behind worldwide recognition of the spiritual, cultural, and educational contributions made by the late 19th century saint known as the “Little Flower”

Desmond Tutu, the late Anglican Archbishop and Nobel Peace Prize laureate inspired many in the Anglican Church and civil society

Currently, six Black Catholics who lived and ministered in the United States are on the path to sainthood

Surrounded by Israeli tanks, Holy Family Church has become a refuge for nearly 630 Palestinian Christians, but the Gaza Strip’s only Catholic parish lacks everything.

Chinese migrants are increasingly choosing the Darien region on the border between Colombia and Panama to reach the United States. This migration is lengthy and costly, driven by the absence of legal migration routes.

Interview with Judith Rainhorn, specialist in the history of lead pollution