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Pope Lands in Brazil Ready to Fight Abortions

The head of the Roman Catholic Church, Pope Benedict XVI, has arrived in Sao Paulo, Brazil, for a five-day tour in his first visit to Latin America since he was installed two years ago.

Give Your Vicar the Weekend Off, says Care for the Family

Care for the Family is urging congregations to give their vicars a rest from the day job so that they can spend more time with their own children.

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Archaeologists Claim Discovery of King Herod's Tomb

Archaeologists have said they have found the remnants of the tomb of King Herod on a flattened hilltop in the Judean Desert yesterday.

Catholics in Healthcare Launches Support for Health Workers

Catholics in Healthcare has launched a major initiative to support those who work in healthcare by offering practical information on caring for Catholics and promoting the Catholic ethos of care.

Palestinian Muslims Protest Against Bible Society Bombing in Gaza

Palestinian Muslims demonstrated in support of Bible Society outside the organisation's building in Gaza which was bombed last month.

Affordable Housing Handbook Launched for Scottish Churches

Scottish Churches Housing Action has launched a new handbook for using church land and property for much-needed affordable housing.

Site Offers 'Spider-Man 3' Bible Study Guides

It is not all thrills and spills with the latest Spider-Man 3, which just made box-office history by bringing in the most viewers for an opening weekend. Now a faith-based website is helping Christians to get the most out of the film spiritually with the help of Spider Man 3 sermon accessories.

BibleLands Extends Outreach in Middle East Following Record Donations

BibleLands has received record donations in excess of £2.5m, which the organisation says has enabled it to increase its support to those in desperate need during the Middle East in the last financial year.

Christians to Protest at BAE Meeting

Members of the Christian Network of Campaign Against Arms Trade will join a public protest on Wednesday at the AGM of BAE Systems.

Nigerian Anglican Leader Committed to Protecting Conservative Flock

Nigerian Anglican leader Archbishop Peter J Akinola has told the spiritual head of the Anglican Communion that the worldwide body is deeply divided and that despite many efforts to keep the body from splitting, the division has only deepened.

Sanctus Real Continues String of Success

One of the most popular Christian rock bands in the US, Sanctus Real, continues its string of hits with its fifth No 1 song, "Don't Give Up", and its second No 1 from its critically acclaimed and fan favourite album, The Face of Love.

Eritrean Christians Gather for Historic Prayer Event in Nairobi

Eritrean Christians from all over the world are gathering in Nairobi, Kenya, on Sunday 13 May 2007 to participate in a National Day of Prayer for their country.

Prince Wants to Study Bible

Legendary US rock star Prince plans to take time off music to study the Bible, after completing a spate of 21 concerts in London later this year, he announced on Tuesday.

Christians Should Stand for Hope in Conflict, says Archbishop

Christians communities in the middle of conflict need to stand for hope, forgiveness, and reconcilation, the Archbishop of Canterbury has said on Tuesday.

Nigerian Anglican Leader Committed to Protecting Conservative Flock

Nigerian Anglican leader Archbishop Peter J Akinola has told the spiritual head of the Anglican Communion that the worldwide body is deeply divided and that despite many efforts to keep the body from splitting, the division has only deepened.