Now people from other countries, he says, are “saving the church in Europe.” There are many multigenerational Latter-day Saints in Europe, whose grandparents, great-grandparents or great-great ...

The event, titled "Café Europa: The LDS Church in Europe in the 21st Century," featured Elder Paul Picard, an Area Seventy over the Europe Central Area; James Toronto, an emeritus professor of ...

and is the third tallest church in Europe. You'll feel the divine presence and centuries of history as you marvel at the soaring ceilings held by piers decorated with crystalline stained glass and ...

Did Benedict XVI’s pontificate mark the end of a historical chapter in which the Church was rooted in, and oriented toward, Europe? And if so, would this mean that the decline of the European ...

This area gradually transformed into the church’s headquarters—less for its ties to Jesus’s life, and more for its political and symbolic power. Catholicism continued to grow outside Europe ...

A time of innovation, philosophy, and legendary works of art: the realities of the medieval period (500 to 1500 C.E.) in Europe may surprise ... Though the Catholic Church taught that ...

During the Francis papacy, the role of women in the church emerged as a pressing priority, with Catholics across the globe calling for change. The Argentine pontiff listened, breaking some ...

“(In) the United States, about 17% of Catholics go to church. In Europe, it's down to, like, 2% to 5% of Catholics go to church. In Africa, 80% to 90% of Catholics go to church. So that's where ...

Francis’ approach wasn’t just about his own personal beliefs; it was a strategy for the church’s survival. Europe’s religious population stagnated long ago, and the only real hope ...