One of the big myths about the evangelical right-wing in the USA is that they were provoked into backing the Republican party by the Roe v Wade case that introduced the right to abortion across the ...

Pope Leo XIV hopes to visit Turkey in the coming months for a Christian religious commemoration, in what could be his first overseas trip as pontiff.

By comparison, consider that the Fathers of the First Council of Nicaea in 325 – 1700 years ago this very year – took less than three months to declare the Divinity of Jesus Christ and set the ...

Christians at the Council of Nicaea settled the foundational question of Jesus' nature at the Council of Nicaea 1700 years ago.

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Newsletter New York Today City Council Wrestles With Street Vending Rules Bills would decriminalize violations and lift a permit cap, making life easier for thousands of unlicensed sellers.

Member states’ representatives (Coreper) approved today the Council’s position on one of the Commission’s proposals to simplify EU rules and thus boost EU competitiveness in the field of batteries.

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One of the objectives of the Council of Nicaea, Pope Leo recalled, was to demonstrate the unity of the church by establishing a common date for Easter throughout the world.

Christian unity will not be “primarily the fruit of our own efforts, nor will it be realized through any preconceived model or blueprint,” according to Pope Leo XIV.