Israel Pre-Christian story of Noah and other figures on public display Israel Museum shows fragment of story expanding on material in Biblical book of Genesis 21/03/2018
Vatican Nuns speak out about exploitation in Catholic Church Testimonies from three sisters detailed the arduous daily household tasks they carried out for “often modest” pay. 03/03/2018
USA US church holds blessing ceremony for couples with AR-15 rifles The ceremony came just weeks after a mass shooting at a school in Florida killed 17 people. 01/03/2018
Israel Church leaders close Jerusalem's Holy Sepulchre church to protest on n Church leaders said in a statement the municipality's move to tax commercial assets owned by the church seemed like an "attempt to weaken the Christian presence in Jerusalem". 25/02/2018
No Comment India Jain Festival The followers of the Jainism, in India, celebrate the kick-off of a religious festival in the region of Karnataka. 20/02/2018
Bulgaria Sofia’s saintly beggar Dobre Dobrev dies aged 103 Beggar Dobre Dobrev rejected materialism and devoted his last decades to raising money for Bulgaria’s Orthodox Church. 15/02/2018
Iceland Jewish leaders hit out over Iceland’s plans to ban boys’ circumcision A controversial proposal to outlaw boys being circumcised in Iceland has been slammed by religious leaders across Europe. 14/02/2018
Germany Satirical floats feature Kim Jong Un, Merkel, and Brexit at carnival Satirical floats featuring Kim Jong Un playing with a nuclear bomb is among the irreverent favourites at this year's Cologne Carnival. 12/02/2018
Italy Europe has a model for integrating Muslim migrants - in Sicily As Italy deals with the aftermath of a violent attack on immigrants, Muslims in Catania offer an example of how integration can work. 09/02/2018
Poland Catholic nationalism: the church of the far right in Poland Far-right groups are using links to religion to gain mainstream influence in Poland. 08/02/2018
Greece Protesters tear down red, winged 'Satan' statue in Athens The mayor of the municipality told Euronews the Phylax artwork had been “severely damaged,” with its wings broken and its head smashed off. 19/01/2018
France French church to start accepting digital donations A Parisian church is making it easier for worshippers to donate during collections at Mass after the priest installed contactless bank card terminals. 19/01/2018
No Comment 'Black Jesus' procession draws 380,000 in Manila Agoraphobic? This may be hard to watch. 09/01/2018
France French town introduces pork menu with no alternatives in schools Mayor denies measures are discriminatory. 09/01/2018
USA Muslims to beocme second-largest religious group in US The Muslim population in the US is growing at a rate of around 100,000 per year 05/01/2018
No Comment Discover Japan's Winter purification ceremony in ice-cold water Before every New Year, this group of women and men step into the river in Takayama to conduct a Shinto ritual 31/12/2017
USA Euroviews. View: Christians don't have a Christmas monopoly on Jesus Christians and Muslims both love Jesus and his mother, writes author Haroon Moghul 25/12/2017
World News How do Christmas celebrations differ around Europe? Who brings the presents? Britain Father Christmas. France Le père Noël (Saint Nicolas in north-eastern France). Germany Baby Jesus. Greece Aghios 22/12/2017
World News What is Hannukah? The events that motivated the holiday took place during turbulent times in Jewish history. 15/12/2017
United Kingdom People should pray for Prince George to be gay, says Anglican minister A senior Anglican minister said that people should pray that Prince William's four-year-old son be homosexual when he is older to pressure the Church of England to recognise same-sex marriage. 02/12/2017