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More cracks seen in American evangelicalism after Southern Baptist vote sends mixed signals

The establishment narrowly headed off a takeover attempt by a hard-right movement at this week's Southern Baptist convention in Nashville. Ed Litton, a moderate pastor from Alabama, won the crucial three-way contest in the presidential election with the potential to reshape the future of the country's largest Protestant denomination.

Matić Report: COMECE calls on MEPs to be aware of the importance and complexity of the issue and to vote with responsibility

Matić Report: COMECE calls on MEPs to be aware of the importance and complexity of the issue and to vote with responsibility

Exposing sexual exploitation of women targeting vulnerable religious communities

Online event on exposing sexual exploitation of women that targets vulnerable religious communities The Commission of the Bishops’ Conferences of the European Union (COMECE) invites you to join to the event “Targeting vulnerable religious communities through...

The Unknown Dante and His Mystical Esotericism (2)

In different traditions we have descriptions of travels outside the borders of the earth. Undoubtedly, if Dante accepts Virgil as his guide during the first two parts of his journey, the reason is in...

The Unknown Dante and His Mystical Esotericism (1)

Dante's poetry played a huge role in shaping Renaissance humanism and in the development of European cultural tradition in general, having a significant impact on culture not only in poetic and artistic, but in...

The Orthodox Church and the Lutherans – An ecumenical correspondence from 1573 to 1581

The ecumenical Patriarch Jeremiah II comments on the Confession of Augsburg The 25th September 1559 Philipp Melanchton wrote in a circular letter to a number of friends, that he the very day had dispatched a letter...

‘Early death’ of TB Joshua, who claimed to heal, stuns African Pentecostals

TB Joshua the televangelist and philanthropist did not complete his secondary education but grew a massive following as a preacher, advancing Pentecostalism in Africa and many people view his death at the age of 57 as unexpected early.

Cardinal Hollerich: Pope Francis inspires EU Bishops with hope – Vatican News

In an interview with Vatican News, Cardinal Jean-Claude Hollerich, the President of the Commission of the Bishops' Conferences of the European Union (COMECE), speaks about his audience with Pope Francis, saying the Holy Father inspires hope as COMECE continues its work for Europe.

Bishops call for a renewed transatlantic partnership ahead of the EU-US Summit

Bishops call for a renewed transatlantic partnership ahead of the EU-US Summit Bishops from both sides of the Atlantic have released on Monday 7 June 2021 a joint declaration towards a renewed transatlantic relationship ahead of the June 2021 EU-US Summit. They encourage European and American policy-makers to work together for a stronger partnership at the service...

COMECE: “national level is best placed to fight against hate crimes”

COMECE: “national level is best placed to fight against hate crimes”  In a recent contribution to a public consultation of the European Commission on Fundamental Rights, the Commission of the Bishops’ Conferences of the European Union (COMECE) condemns the grave phenomenon of hate crimes and reiterates...

UN experts call on Canada, Vatican to probe mass grave at indigenous school

UN human rights experts have urged Canadian authorities and the Catholic Church to conduct quick and thorough investigations into the discovery of a mass grave containing the remains of over 200 children at a British Columbia 'residential school' for indigenous children forcibly taken from their homes.

German cardinal hopes his resignation over church abuse failings is a ‘turning point’

When Germany's most prominent Catholic leader offered his resignation to Pope Francis, citing his role in the "catastrophe of sexual abuse by church officials," he surprised many people

Beer brewing starts again in Belgian abbey after 200 years

Brewers are producing beer for the first time in 200 years at a historic Catholic abbey in Belgium.

EU Bishops address President von der Leyen: “The EU Special Envoy on Freedom of Religion should have adequate resources”

  EU Bishops address President von der Leyen: “The EU Special Envoy on Freedom of Religion should have adequate resources"  In a letter addressed to EC President von der Leyen on Wednesday 2 June 2021, the Bishops of the European Union recall the need of strengthening the EU Special Envoy of Freedom...

Development of “self-love” and formation of “healthy selfishness”

This is a very common topic in the psychological literature. The concept of "self-love" in the sense that modern psychology puts into it is not found anywhere used in a positive context in the...

Assembly of the COMECE Working Group on Ethics: Focus on EU Green Digital Certificate

The Assembly of the COMECE Working Group on Ethics met on Tuesday 18 May 2021 to exchange on the new EU Green Digital Certificate, highlighting the need not to exclude anyone from participating in social life.

Astrology and Christianity

"And God said, Let there be lights in the firmament of the heaven to divide the day from the night; let them serve as signs and to show the times, days and years; and...

Christian media mogul jailed again for Hong Kong protests against China’s actions

A court in Hong Kong has sentenced Catholic media mogul and pro-free expression activist Jimmy Lai to a second jail term, this one for14 months, for participating in an unauthorized assembly in 2019.

QAnon seen having same popularity as some major religions in US, poll suggests

A significant 15% of Americans agree with the QAnon allegation that "the government, media, and financial worlds in the United States are controlled by a group of Satan-worshipping pedophiles who run a global child sex trafficking operation."

Laudato Si’ drives radical change and the path to a just future

Laudato Si' drives radical change and the path to a just future On 27 May, more than 100 people from all corners of the world attended the fourth Laudato Si’ Reflection Day, this year held...

US millennials seem likely to seek non-Bible world; believe in horoscopes rather than God: Survey

The United States is feeling a seismic worldview shift driven by younger Americans, especially Millennials, far more likely to be among the "don't know" if the believes, or care whether God exists, and prefer horoscopes to the Bible.

The Church calls on the EU to support Lebanese people amid crisis

The Church calls on the EU to support Lebanese people amid crisis  The Commission of the Bishops’ Conferences of the EU (COMECE) calls on the European Union to support the Lebanese population in their struggle for the...

Webinar on “The right to disconnect and the need for a European weekly common day of rest”

The Commission of the Bishops’ Conference of the European Union (COMECE) is pleased to invite you to the webinar “The right to disconnect and the need for a European weekly common day of rest”, to be held by the European Sunday Alliance

Christians celebrate Pentecost worldwide as Pope Francis calls for their unity and rejection of ideologies

Pope Francis has called for unity in the church and rejection of the ideologies "that divide and separate us," as he celebrated Mass in St. Peter's Basilica on the feast of Pentecost, the day many Christians see as the birthday of the Church.

Jane Goodall wins 2021 Templeton Prize for harnessing science and the spiritual dimension

Dr. Jane Goodall, founder of the Jane Goodall Institute, UN Messenger of Peace and world-renowned ethologist and conservationist, whose discoveries changed humanity's understanding of its role in the natural world, is the winner of the 2021 Templeton Prize.
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