9 statues of the Holy Mary devastated in Southern France
9 statues of the Holy Mary have been devastated in Southern France on Thursday January 9
Paris mayor’s effort to pull pro-family posters backfires
The posters targeted France’s new bioethics law that would allow medically assisted procreation for lesbian couples.
Europe: anti-Christian attacks reach all-time high in 2019
The research shows that roughly 3,000 Christian churches, schools, cemeteries and monuments were vandalized
No Christmas Mass at Paris' Notre Dame Cathedral for first time in 200 years
The faithful did not give up hope. Restoration works are underway.
The European Union and religious liberty: progress, indifference or decline?
Religious freedom inside and outside of Europe at times seems to be worsening, not improving.
Remembering L'Arche founder Jean Vanier who dies at 90
He was founder of a community all over the world with about 150 centres which supports people with disabilities.
France: As many practicing Muslims as Catholics among 18-29 year-olds
As Catholicism has diminished in France, other religions like Islam have stepped in to take its place
Swimming Pool at the roof of Notre-Dame
A "New Meditative Public Space" that spans the whole roof of the cathedral which was destroyed a month ago
France: Five radical Islamic terror attacks already foiled in 2019
In March, authorities arrested two men thought to be planning to massacre and take hostage kindergartners and school staff
The sacristy of a church in northern France has been burnt down
“Flames were coming out from the windows of the sanctuary of the church.”