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Nun with cancer says she's broke after legal fight with Katy Perry over California convent
A nun suffering from breast cancer while in a legal battle with the pop singer Katy Perry over the sale of a convent in California has no money for groceries or health insurance, she told the Daily Mail.
'Passion' star Jim Caviezel: God has called me to make Christian films
Hollywood's Jim Caviezel, who played Jesus in The Passion of the Christ, has said he feels called by God to make Christian films to share the gospel.
What is truth? Fake news, from Putin and Trump to the Vatican
It was only in January this year that Pope Francis most recently spoke publicly about the evil of 'fake news', the term so beloved of Donald Trump.
Betting review backs off Church's recommendation of £2 stake for 'crack cocaine' of gambling
Ministers have been given the go ahead to reject churches' calls to cut the maximum stake on the 'crack cocaine' of gambling from £100 to £2.
Iceland's conversion to Christianity was thanks to volcanic eruption
Iceland's conversion to Christianity was thanks, in part, to a volcanic eruption, according to researchers from the University of Cambridge.
UK's Cardinal Keith O'Brien dies aged 80 after fall
Cardinal Keith O'Brien, who was formerly the Catholic Church's most senior cleric in the UK, has died at the age of 80.
Abuse inquiry reveals Church's 'stupidity, incompetence and lying', says bishop
A child abuse inquiry into the Church of England dealt has exposed 'stupidity, incompetence [and] lying', a bishop has said.
Richard Dawkins plans to give away 'The God Delusion' free to Muslims
Richard Dawkins is planning to make a number of his books available free of charge to the Islamic world after it emerged that an Arabic translation of The God Delusion was downloaded illegally millions of times, The Times reported.
'A wake up call': One in four churchgoers are suffering from domestic abuse
One in four churchgoers are in abusive relationships, a new survey is suggesting.
'You Were Never Really Here' review: pure evil puts grace to the test
A gruelling, gory film, containing only the briefest glimpses of beauty and light. But it's an important piece of work; both a fine piece of film-making and a challenging piece of provocation.
Pope Francis pays tribute to saint who wrestled with the Devil
Pope Francis prayed on Saturday before the body of one of Catholicism's most popular saints, Padre Pio, a mystic monk who is said to have wrestled with the Devil.
Vatican 'Lettergate' scandal comes to a head as full text released
The Vatican said there had been 'no intent of censorship'.
Meghan Markle's baptism was 'very moving,' says Archbishop of Canterbury
It was a "great privilege" for the Archbishop of Canterbury to oversee the baptism of Meghan Markle into the Church of England, and he remembers it being a "very moving" ceremony.
How Anne Graham Lotz found 'rest' after dad Billy Graham passed away
Dealing with death is painful and tiring, and Anne Graham Lotz, founder of AnGel Ministries, felt this when her father, Billy Graham, passed away last February.
'Duck Dynasty' star Phil Robertson says it's the Bible that can stop people 'from murdering one another'
America is a nation divided when it comes to gun control, and people are at odds with one another on how to regulate gun use in the country.
Tim Tebow says his parents homeschooled him because they wanted him to learn the love of God first
Homeschooled kids are often ostracized by their peers because they grew up with a different kind of education, and it can be difficult for them to fit in social gatherings and activities. However, former NFL star Tim Tebow is giving them some words of encouragement.