Manuella Lamorena

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• Apr 25, 2017

  Church of England Cathedrals Threaten to Close Doors Amid Financial Crisis

  Almost half of the Church of England's Anglican churches are reportedly facing cash flow issues that are taking a toll on the cathedrals' operating and maintenance expenses.

• Apr 25, 2017

  Drinking 4 Cups of Coffee Daily Is Safe for Adults, Says Study

  Coffee lovers may now celebrate. A new study showed that drinking four cups of joe every day is actually not hazardous to health.

• Apr 25, 2017

  West Virginia School District Taken to Court Over Bible Class

  Two West Virginia residents have filed a case against the officials of a school district for agreeing to hold a Bible class in their school.

• Apr 25, 2017

  China Bans 'Religious' Baby Names

  Officials from Xinjiang in northwestern China have banned Muslim baby names that have extreme "religious" overtones as part of their campaign against "religious extremism" in the region.

• Apr 24, 2017

  Catholics Remain Most Active Religious Group in Scotland

  The Catholic Church and the Church of Scotland remain as the dominant groups in the country with 35 percent of the church-going population coming from the two faiths.

• Apr 24, 2017

  Pope Says Migrant Centers in Europe Like 'Concentration Camps'

  Pope Francis has likened some of the migration centers in Europe to Nazi concentration camps due to their filthy and squalid conditions unfit for the people staying there.

• Apr 24, 2017

  Croatian Catholic Church Condemns Play Showing 'Jesus' Raping Muslim Woman

  The Croatian Catholic Church denounced a play that depicted a scene showing an actor portraying Jesus Christ raping a Muslim woman wearing a hijab.

• Apr 24, 2017

  Muslim Man Who Threatened Christians on Facebook LIve Charged With 'Terrorist Threat'

  Ehab Abdulmutta Jaber was charged with one count of terrorist threat, class five felony by the Lincoln County State in South Dakota.

• Apr 23, 2017

  40% of Christians Worldwide to Come From Africa By 2060, Study Says

  The number of Christians in Europe may be declining but the opposite can be said for Africa as a recent study showed that 40 percent of Christians will come from the southern region of the continent by the year 2060.

• Apr 23, 2017

  Archaeologists Discover Major Viking Settlement Beneath Church Ruins in Norway

  Recent excavations showed that deeper below the discovered church ruins of St. Clement's are more ancient remains of a settlement, including an even older church.