“We Came, We Saw, God Conquered” — Our Lady’s Victory at the Siege of Vienna
King Jan Sobieski knew that the prayers of the Queen of Heaven were far more powerful than any army in the world.
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The Prophetic Apostolate of Blessed Charles de Foucauld, Hermit of Sahara
One century after his death as a martyr, the priest who brought the Gospel to Islamic lands and lived among the Tuareg people in the Algerian desert will be proclaimed a saint.
Is Islam Really a Religion of Peace?
An interview with Father Mario Alexis Portella, author of a book that examines what Muslims believe and how Islam is portrayed in the West.
Author Sheds Light on Muslim Belief From a Christian Perspective
BOOK PICK: The Crucifix on Mecca’s Front Porch
Freedom of Conscience Is in Danger in ‘Christian countries,’ Pope Francis Says
Francis said that Muslims are progressing in the freedom of conscience and freedom of worship, however some countries 'do not understand well or do not grow as well as others.'
Does the New Catholic-Muslim Declaration Deviate From Catholic Teaching?
The document’s statement that ‘diversity of religions’ is ‘willed by God’ has generated controversy.
US Help Crucial for Iraqi Christians as New Threat Emerges
The founder of a charity for persecuted Christians says the beleaguered populace needs more political representation and aid as a Shiite group try to force them out of their ancient lands.
Italy to Help Asia Bibi Leave Pakistan as Pressure Mounts to Grant Her Asylum
The Catholic mother of five faces a real possibility of death if she is released from jail but forbidden from leaving Pakistan.
Spanish Cathedral Targeted for Reversing the Reconquista
NEWS ANALYSIS: The Cathedral of Córdoba has become a battleground in the campaign to reduce the influence of the Church in Spain and beyond.
