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OMAHA, Nebraska (AP) For more than two decades, a group of Roman Catholics secluded themselves on a sprawling, wooded compound in the Ponca Hills north of Omaha. They lived as hermits, giving up their families, jobs and possessions to live in poverty...

PESHAWAR, Pakistan (AP) A hardline Pakistani cleric offered a cash reward yesterday for anyone who kills a Christian woman convicted of blasphemy against Islam. A Pakistani court sentenced Asia Bibi to death on November 8, triggering protests from hu...

MUNICH (AP) The archbishop of Munich and Freising begged forgiveness yesterday for “everything those working for the church have done” as he presented a report that showed over 250 priests and religion teachers abused children in a diocese that was o...

LONDON (Reuters Life!) - Thieves in Britain are using Google Earth to target lead roofs on Church of Eegland buildings to sell the lucrative metals market, a Church spokesman said. About 8,000 insurance claims have been made for lead theft worth abou...

TODAY National Day of Reflection and Thanksgiving Victoria Park 4.30 pm November 27 - 28 The Bermuda Chamber Choir presents Händel's Messiah at the Museum and Favourite Christmas Carols. The Bermuda School of Music Treble Choir and Suzuki String Orch...

PARIS (Reuters) – Pope Benedict's surprising view that condoms can sometimes be used to fight AIDS has kindled a lively debate among Roman Catholic theologians and commentators about whether this amounts to a change in Church thinking. His comments a...

Smalley. The name is almost synonymous with Christian marriages and relationships. Dr Gary Smalley and his wife, Norma, began ministering to families more than 30 years ago, and together, through the Smalley Relationship Center and a writing career t...

LONDON (Reuters) – The Archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams, has urged the worldwide Anglican community to adopt an agreement designed to maintain unity over divisive issues such as gay bishops and same-sex unions. Williams, the spiritual leader ...

ALGIERS (Reuters) – Algeria is cracking down on imports of books preaching the ultra-conservative Salafist branch of Islam, officials and industry insiders say, in a step aimed at reining in the ideology's growing influence. Salafism is a school of I...