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Siena Cathedral's 14th-century floor temporarily unveiled to visitors
The vast marble floor is uncovered twice a year for a few weeks.
Venice’s flood-damaged basilica to undergo €3.3 million restoration
Until recently, the 900-year-old church remained regularly at the mercy of the tides.
How Game of Thrones threatened to destroy a Basque beauty spot
‘Tourism has really changed the atmosphere of San Juan,’ one local tells Euronews Travel.
This major church just divested from fossil fuels
Church of England has ‘followed science and faith’ to divest from fossil fuels, slamming oil and gas companies for failing on climate.
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A submerged church has been revealed by Mexico's deadly heatwave
This colonial-era church submerged in a reservoir in Mexico has been exposed due to drought and high temperatures.
French priest faces death threats after ‘sexy’ pole dance show
A French priest has received death threats after a sold-out pole dance performance was held in his church.
Daylight savings dispute leaves Lebanon with two time zones
What time is it in Lebanon? The answer differs depending on who you ask, as the government delayed daylight savings time by a month.
Nicaragua threatens Vatican ties over 'Nazi dictatorship' comments
The comments come amid an ongoing crackdown on the Catholic Church in the Central American country.
188-year-old time capsule found in Slovakian church: What's inside?
Time they say is the great healer of wounds but it only serves to heighten suspense when a mysterious relic points to how we lived in the past.
Euroviews. Here's why a gay couple doesn't feel welcome in the Church of England
Gay and lesbian couples should be able to marry in church, and clergy should be free to do so as well, Reverend Andrew Foreshew-Cain argues.
At least one dead in southern Spanish city machete attack
Spanish police are investigating a suspect who killed a church caretaker with a machete in the city of Algerciras.
At least one dead and several injured in Spain machete church attack
Spanish authorities are investigating what they have described as a possible "terrorist" incident after a man attacked several people with a machete in two churches in the southern port town of Algeciras.
Livin' on a prayer: Denmark turns to God to save public holiday
PM Mette Frederiksen wants to scrap a centuries-old holiday to boost NATO defence spending.
Church of England refuses to back change allowing same-sex marriage
Same-sex marriage has been legal in England and Wales since 2013
Bells ring out from church in Benedict XVI’s home town
Bells rang out in Marktl, Germany, the birth place of Benedict XVI, to mark the former pope’s funeral.
Benedict XVI's funeral: How the Vatican will bury the pope emeritus
The ceremony will be the first of its kind, as the Vatican has never had to bury a pope while another, reigning pope was still living.
'Noble and kind': Pope Francis pays tribute to late Benedict XVI
Remembrance services were held in Benedict XVI's native Germany to commemorate the life and service of the former Pope.
Benedict XVI: The first pope in over 600 years to resign
In February 2013, the then Pope Benedict XVI shocked the world. He became the first pontiff since 1415 to resign from the role, leading the world’s 1.2 billion Catholics.
Nativity scenes from around the world on display in St. Peter's Square
The war in Ukraine and climate change are among the themes of this year's exhibition
Men acquitted over toppling statue of priest suspected of child abuse
The incident was a symbolic moment in Poland's reckoning with clerical abuse.