Anglican Bishop Olufemi Familoni of Oyo South Diocese urged new lay readers to commit to faithfulness and service in God.

Archbishop Nicholas Duncan-Williams has connected Ghana's illegal mining (galamsey) crisis to a wider societal issue of indiscipline, poor law compliance, and weak accountability.

An Anglican Bishop has urged leaders to make citizens' welfare the yardstick of governance and encouraged Christians to actively participate in elections.

This article from NewsDay Zimbabwe features a letter addressed to the African bishops in Zimbabwe.

On August 16, 1960, Cyprus, then a British colony, became an independent republic with Archbishop Makarios III as its first president, though violence between Greeks and Turks erupted just three years later.

Archbishop Joani of Tirana, Durrës, and All Albania participated in a holy service alongside Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomeu on the occasion of the Feast of the Dormition of the Theotokos.

Archbishop Uzinić of Rijeka called for peace and stated that love for one's homeland is demonstrated not by flags, but by caring for waste and the environment.

Archbishop Hranić sparked controversy by questioning whether gynecologists advising abortion due to complications was reminiscent of Nazism, during a celebration of the Great Assumption in Aljmaš.

A 70-year-old British bishop is accused of raping a 15-year-old girl during a pilgrimage to Lourdes, allegedly making her believe they were in a relationship.

The story of Bishop Ján Vojtaššák's beatification is entering a new phase, according to the KBS and the current Spiš bishop, bringing renewed polemics that reveal an inability to come to terms with history.

Évora is set to honor Timorese bishops Jaime Garcia Goulart and Martinho da Costa Lopes with a program starting Monday, ahead of the transfer of their remains to the Church of Espírito Santo.

Stephen Bishop has released a new song, 'I Don't Know You Anymore', which was originally recorded for his debut album 'Careless', as the album celebrates its 50th anniversary with a limited-edition vinyl release.

The Macedonian Orthodox Church – Ohrid Archbishopric (MOC-OA) has rejected all political and ideological platforms contained within a statement made by Serbian President Vučić, affirming its historical role and spiritual responsibility to the Macedonian people.

The Kwankwaso National Network (KNN) has called on Nigerian President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to heed the advice of Catholic bishops and cease attacks, while also endorsing a specific ticket for the 2027 elections.

Police have initiated criminal proceedings against Antonín Juriga, a former clergyman and dignitary of the Prague Archbishopric, accusing him of rape, torture, extortion, and dangerous threats, with a court ordering his detention.

Archbishop Henry Ndukuba, Primate of the Church of Nigeria, Anglican Communion, declared that Nigerians should no longer die from preventable illnesses and called for stronger action to improve access to medical care.

The President of the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria (PFN), Bishop Wale Oke, emphasized that the impartiality of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) is vital for Nigeria's survival in the 2027 general elections. This statement comes as the EU also clarifies its position on the upcoming polls.

Papal Nuncio to the Philippines Archbishop Charles John Brown installed Bishop Louie Galbines as the seventh bishop of the Diocese of Bacolod.

The historic Betis Church in Guagua, Pampanga, Philippines, has been flooded after days of heavy rain, causing distress to Kalookan Bishop Pablo Virgilio Cardinal David.

Montenegrin Metropolitan Joanikije has warned against Serbian President Vučić's speeches, while Bishop Metodije expressed gratitude, highlighting a division among church leaders regarding the revision of the 'Litije' (religious processions) in Montenegro. This divergence underscores differing views on external political influence within the Montenegrin Orthodox Church.

The Archbishop of Prague has described Pope Francis's pontificate as one characterized by solidarity and empathy.

The Archbishop of Prague served lunch to homeless individuals, providing support and assistance to the vulnerable population.

The Catholic Church in Oriental Mindoro, Philippines, formally established the Diocese of Calapan and installed its first diocesan bishop, Most Rev. Moises Cu, on Friday, August 7, amidst rain and an earthquake.

An opinion piece discusses the visit of Catholic Bishops to President Tinubu, highlighting their concerns over the government's policy direction and its implications for civic space and democracy in Nigeria.

The Christian Elders and Professionals Consultative Council of Nigeria (CEPCCN) has appealed to the Federal Government to interpret the recent observations made by the Catholic Bishops Conference of Nigeria (CBCN) as sincere counsel rather than opposition.

The Croatian Bishops' Conference (HBK) has denied reports that the Vatican found a priest guilty of abuse. The HBK stated that it is not true that the Vatican determined the priest's guilt.

Former Abia Governor Orji Kalu has stated he will resign from the All Progressives Congress (APC) if President Tinubu shows disrespect towards Catholic bishops or the opposition, while also defending Tinubu’s relationships.

The head of the Russian Orthodox Church has praised the country's nuclear weapons as 'God's mercy,' drawing strong condemnation from Archbishop Elia, who leads the Finnish Orthodox Church. Elia stated that theology in Russia has been co-opted to serve state objectives.

The Middle Belt Forum has expressed support for Cardinal Onaiyekan and Catholic bishops regarding their economic warnings, stating that their comments accurately reflect the daily realities faced by Nigerians. This comes amidst a broader debate following a meeting between President Bola Tinubu and the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Nigeria (CBCN) concerning the role of religious leaders in economic governance.

The Archbishop of Canterbury, Sarah Mullally, visited the Anglican Parish of St. Therese in Yegassi, Cameroon, on August 3, 2026, urging the local church to lead community development efforts.

A Nigerian academic has defended the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Nigeria (CBCN) for raising concerns about the country's insecurity and economic situation with President Bola Tinubu.

The Arizona Supreme Court has ruled that clergy members in the state are not legally obligated to report child abuse if they learn of it within the context of a religious confession, in a case involving two bishops who remained silent about abuse.

An Anglican bishop has voiced deep concern over Nigeria’s worsening economic hardship and insecurity, urging the government to take immediate action to improve citizens' lives.

The Australian-Sydney Diocese marked Ilinden with several ceremonies, including holy liturgies in all churches where the Ilinden Epistle of Archbishop Stefan was read.

The Northern Christian Association, presidential candidate Atiku Abubakar, and Senator Shehu Sani have defended the Catholic Bishop Conference of Nigeria (CBCN) following statements attributed to a former Bishop.

A memorial service was held in Cyprus to honor the life and contributions of Archbishop Makarios III, the first president of the Republic, 49 years after his death.

Jim Bishop, who left high school at fifteen, bought land in the Colorado mountains and spent fifty years building a 48-meter-high castle by himself, which remains free to enter.

Tributes are pouring in for Archbishop Margaret Idahosa as she marks her 83rd birthday, celebrating her life, legacy, and impact as Africa’s first female Pentecostal Archbishop.

Gunmen attacked the residence of a Catholic Bishop in Otukpo, Benue State, Nigeria, abducting a seminarian. Authorities have launched an urgent appeal for information regarding the incident.

The Lefebvrist schism has deepened after the Society of Saint Pius X consecrated four bishops without papal consent on July 1, leading the Vatican to announce the excommunication of not only the bishops but all priests of the Society the following day.

The Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, reaffirmed his commitment to a £100 million fund aimed at addressing the legacy of slavery. This pledge was made during his visit to Cape Coast Castle in Ghana, a former slave trading post.

Prague Archbishop Stanislav Přibyl expressed frustration and a desire to restore trust in the Catholic Church, particularly its leadership, in light of past scandals within his office.

The Archbishop of Canterbury, Dame Sarah Mullaly, visited the Manhyia Palace in Ghana to foster stronger relationships between the Asante Kingdom and the Anglican Church.

Pope Leo has promoted an archbishop who previously barred Nancy Pelosi from receiving Communion to one of the Vatican's highest courts.

President Bola Tinubu informed Catholic Bishops that Nigeria's economy and security are improving, with prosperity on the horizon, as his administration works to stabilize the nation.

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has vowed to combat corruption without sparing his own family members, a stance supported by a bishop who urged full accountability in major corruption cases.

Bishop Palić urged prayer and forgiveness following the desecration of a sanctuary in Međugorje, while police arrested a suspect for the vandalism.

The Church has called on politicians to cease using youth as tools for elections, urging the government to treat young people as active participants rather than merely future leaders.

Bishop David Oyedepo has issued a strong warning to young Nigerians, advising them against engaging in sports betting. He stated that sports betting will not lead to financial fortune and urged them to avoid wasting their destiny.

Cardinal Marx, the Archbishop of Munich, has stated that the Pope's concerns regarding autonomous AI attacks are justified, emphasizing that only humans should determine AI's capabilities.

Bishop Guðrún Karls Helgudóttir of Iceland addressed the SlutWalk (Druslugangan) in Austurvöllur, Reykjavík, today.

Bishop Adewole calls on Christians to return to Biblical values, lamenting corruption and urging spiritual transformation for a stronger Church and society.

Joseph Chang Yanfeng was ordained as bishop of Chifeng in China's Inner Mongolia, filling a 20-year vacancy and highlighting the ongoing diplomatic engagement between the Vatican and Beijing on sensitive Catholic appointments.

An agreement has been reached between the archbishop and cathedral priest Toni Faber, confirming his early retirement and relocation in 2027.

Patriarch Kirill of Moscow has honored Bishop Aleksij of Vienna with the Order of Saint Seraphim, recognizing his diligent archiepiscopal work as head of the Russian Orthodox Church in Austria since 2020.

Bishop Michael Bibi of Buea will lead a five-member delegation from the Diocese of Buea to the inaugural African edition of the SIGNIS World Congress, scheduled to take place in Kigali, Rwanda, from August 3 to 8, 2026.

Bishop David Oyedepo has declared that true peace originates solely from God and cannot be provided by any government or earthly institution.

Bishop Justin, who previously criticized Bishop David, has been reassigned by the Serbian Orthodox Church to an eparchy under Bishop David's jurisdiction. This move follows Justin's public criticism of David.

The relics of St. John the Baptist have been permanently transferred to the Church of St. Michael the Archangel of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church in Kalush, Carpathian region, by Bishop Irenaeus Bilyk.

The story of Gucio, a child born through in vitro fertilization, is highlighted in contrast to criticisms of the procedure by religious figures like Father Tadeusz Rydzyk and Bishop Wiesław Szlachetka.

The Society of Saint Pius X (Piusbrüder) has lodged an appeal with the Vatican against the excommunication of their bishops, an action widely considered to be without prospect of success.

The Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion) has elected four new bishops to serve dioceses across the country.

A new Bishop has been appointed to the Diocese of Derry, which encompasses parts of Donegal.

Archbishop Vukšić stated that bad laws in Bosnia and Herzegovina must be reformed, particularly the electoral law, to ensure equality for all peoples and protect the rights of Croats.

The ultraconservative Priestly Fraternity of Saint Pius X questioned the Vatican after its four new bishops and two consecrators were excommunicated for ordaining bishops without papal authorization.

The controversial case surrounding Bishop Vojtaššák is causing significant division within both the church and society.

Archbishop Duncan-Williams is urging the Church to educate Ghanaians on the dangers of illegal mining (galamsey) and gold smuggling. He emphasized that Ghanaians are unaware of the profits foreigners make from galamsey and warned that it could endanger future generations.

Icelandic CEO Hjálmar Gíslason, a self-proclaimed technology enthusiast, has launched an interactive digital edition of Bishop Guðbrandur Þorláksson's 16th-century map of Iceland.

Archbishop Nicholas Duncan-Williams has expressed concerns regarding Ghana's gold trade, alleging that some buyers possess records of illegal gold purchases that are not officially documented by the country.

Bishop Ilarion of Novo Brdo and monks from Visoki Dečani Monastery visited the Nenad Rašković family in Dren to offer support following an incident.

On the Feast of the Assumption, Ljubljana Archbishop Stanislav Zore addressed numerous believers at the central mass in Brezje, emphasizing Mary's Assumption into Heaven as a celebration of hope.

Archbishop Križić has issued a warning about the demographic crisis and labor shortage in Croatia, emphasizing the importance of prayer.

Bishop Rainey Cheeks, a bronze medalist at the inaugural World Taekwondo Championships and a pivotal figure in Washington's LGBTQ+ community during the AIDS crisis, has passed away at 74.

The Archbishops' Palace in Olomouc, Czech Republic, is a significant historical site that once served as a refuge for the imperial family and a seat of power for Emperor Franz Joseph I. During the communist era, the building was used as a prison for unlawful internment.

An Anglican archbishop has expressed solidarity with Catholic bishops in Nigeria regarding their concerns about widespread poverty and insecurity, following President Tinubu's response to these issues.

A vehicle caught fire in the center of Split, Croatia, near the Bishop's Palace, prompting a rapid response from firefighters who deployed two vehicles and nine personnel.

Nigerian presidential candidate Peter Obi was seen attending the funeral rites of Archbishop Akubeze in Edo State, with a video capturing his arrival amidst a large gathering.

Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew is in his birthplace, the island of Imbros, for the Dormition of the Theotokos, accompanied by Patriarch Theodore of Alexandria and Archbishop Anastasios of Albania.

The Anglican Diocese of Jos, Nigeria, announced that the principal suspect implicated in an alleged plot to kidnap the bishop's wife and another individual had been dismissed by the church in 2022.

Public figures, including journalist Andrius Tapinas, have sharply criticized Archbishop Gintaras Grušas following news of two priests in the Vilnius archdiocese being linked to alleged sexual crimes against children. The scandal has deeply shaken Lithuania.

Bishop Thomas Aremu has advised husbands to provide financial support to their wives, particularly when they are responsible for home and childcare, stating that women appreciate money.

Bishop Teodosije of Raška and Prizren warned US Senator Joni Ernst that the position of the Serbian Orthodox Church and the Serbian community in Kosovo is deteriorating, with an increasing sense of insecurity, making a transfer of KFOR responsibility premature.

Archbishop Urmas Viilma, head of the Estonian Lutheran Church, stated that a cultured nation builds rather than demolishes, emphasizing that the future of the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral lies with Estonia's Orthodox Christians.

A National Council meeting in Cyprus coincided with the anniversary of the death of the Republic's first President, Archbishop Makarios, who passed away on August 3, 1977. The anniversary was acknowledged at the start of the session.

Archbishop Nicholas Duncan-Williams of Action Chapel International has urged prayers for the healing and protection of Ghana's land and water bodies, warning that ongoing illegal mining (galamsey) poses a severe threat to food security.

The National President of the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria (PFN), Bishop Wale Oke, has declared that any attack on Catholic bishops in Nigeria is an attack on the entire Church, throwing the body's full support behind the Catholic Bishops Conference of Nigeria.

Cardinal John Onaiyekan stated that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's inner circle is allegedly shielding him from the true suffering of the country, presenting a false 'rosy picture' after a closed-door meeting with bishops.

Anglican Bishop James Odedeji advised 78 graduates of a vocational training center to uphold integrity and excellence as crucial principles for achieving lasting success in their careers.

Following “golden” salary increases for Metropolitans and Archbishops, the Greek government is now granting military camps to the Church for decades without compensation.

Former Abia State Governor Orji Kalu stated he would resign from the All Progressives Congress (APC) if President Tinubu disrespects the Catholic Church, defending Tinubu against claims of insulting bishops.

This article speculates on the hypothetical scenario of Andy Burnham becoming British Prime Minister, noting his non-practicing Catholic faith and how Church teachings might influence his political philosophy, particularly regarding the inability to appoint bishops.

Highlighting the relationship between the presidency and the Church, Kalu said Tinubu has consistently granted requests for meetings from Catholic leaders. The post Tinubu didn’t insult Catholic…

Most Rev Matthew Kwasi Gyamfi, President of the Ghana Catholic Bishops’ Conference, has characterized the increasing cases of student indiscipline as a deeper crisis of values requiring urgent national attention.

The Vatican has found a Croatian priest guilty of sexual abuse and ordered a penalty, but the Croatian Bishops' Conference (HBK) has reportedly delayed implementing the decision for months.

Archbishop Emeritus of Abuja, John Cardinal Onaiyekan, has declined to respond to criticisms from the Presidency, stating that Catholic Bishops have already delivered their message and are now focused on whether it will lead to better governance.

An APC chieftain has commented on the reported dispute between President Tinubu and bishops, stating that the church must guide morally while the government must govern. Bishops had expressed concern over rising cost of living, insecurity, and the country's political direction.

Reformed Bishop Károly Fekete stated that church decisions should not be based on political logic and asserted that the Reformed Church holds no responsibility in the recent clemency case.

Orji Uzor Kalu has asserted that Catholic Bishops conveyed the unvarnished truth about Nigeria’s economic hardship and insecurity to President Tinubu, unlike politicians.

Her Grace Sarah Mullally, Archbishop of Canterbury, has begun a historic five-day pastoral visit to Cameroon, marking the second leg of her mission.

Bishop Hieronymus Emusugut Joya in Kenya has sparked criticism from a Limerick priest after issuing an appeal to women not to 'lure priests into an affair,' alongside introducing a 7pm curfew and a ban on overnight guests for clergy.

Singer Vytautas Šiškauskas received a special recognition for his creative work and contribution to Lithuanian cultural life, awarded by Telšiai Bishop Algirdas Jurevičius.

Nigerian opposition figures and religious leaders are criticizing President Tinubu's economic policies, alleging they are negatively impacting citizens and that the administration is misrepresenting economic statistics. They urge the government to heed warnings about the struggling economy.

The 'Catholic manosphere' is reportedly clashing with the Pope following the excommunication of a bishop who was ordained by a rogue sect.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić and SNSD leader Milorad Dodik are scheduled to meet with Bishop Sergije of Bihać-Petrovac at Rmanj Monastery.

Nigerian President Tinubu reportedly disagreed with the Catholic bishops' assessment of the country's economy and insecurity during a meeting. This indicates a divergence in views between the government and religious leaders on critical national issues.

Gunmen attacked the residence of a Catholic Bishop in Otukpo, Benue State, abducting a seminarian. Authorities have launched an urgent appeal for information regarding the incident.

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu of Nigeria held a meeting with the leadership of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Nigeria (CBCN) to discuss the nation's economic situation. The clerics were on a courtesy visit to the President.

Archbishop Stefan delivered an Ilinden message, urging the cherishing of Ilinden ideals. The message commemorates Ilinden, a significant event in national and church history, honoring Saint Elijah and the ancestors' fight for freedom, justice, and honor.

The Madras High Court has canceled a First Information Report (FIR) filed against a bishop regarding a discrepancy in a baptism certificate. The court also ruled that routine administrative information cannot be withheld under the Right to Information Act.

Pope Leo has appointed Bishop Ger Nash to lead both the Ferns and Ossory dioceses, marking a historic shake-up within the church.

The Mauthausen Committee and Catholic Action are proposing to rename Dinghoferstraße in Linz, Austria, after Bishop Aichern. Other organizations and prominent figures have also sent letters to Mayor Prammer, who does not foresee a renaming before 2029.

A Polish citizen arrested near Medjugorje faces a potential prison sentence of up to five years, with the BiH Prosecutor's Office seeking his detention. The Mostar bishop has issued an appeal to the faithful regarding the situation.

Bishop Petar Palić of Mostar-Duvno urged the faithful to respond with prayer, fasting, and forgiveness, rather than bitterness or condemnation, following the burning of an outdoor altar and desecration in Medjugorje.

The Most Reverend Sarah Mullally, Archbishop of Canterbury, met with President John Dramani Mahama in Accra during her inaugural official visit to Africa.

Hundreds of Toronto residents and advocates are celebrating after the federal government rejected support for a proposed expansion to accommodate jets at Toronto's Billy Bishop Airport.

A new RTÉ One documentary, 'John Kelleher’s history of censorship in Ireland,' delves into the powerful role of the Film Censor, including a directive from the Archbishop of Dublin.

Catholic bishops on Samar Island have united to oppose mining activities, warning that even mineral exploration could lead to large-scale extraction and threaten natural resources.

The Bishop of Setúbal has called for greater care for children and vulnerable individuals following the tragic death of an 18-month-old baby who was left forgotten in a car for seven hours.

The Serbian Orthodox Church has reportedly sanctioned former Bishop Justin on two separate occasions, operating within a 'gray zone' of church regulations.

Lagos Anglican Bishop, Rt Revd Dr Ebenezer Adewole, has called on Nigerian leaders to adopt accountability and integrity for national transformation.

The Syrian-Catholic Archbishop of Homs, Jacques Mourad, has advised Christians against returning to Syria, citing ongoing violence and dire economic conditions, while calling for international aid for reconstruction.

The Cyprus Customs department issued an apology after an image featuring Archbishop Makarios, which referred to him as a traitor, was accidentally reposted on its official Facebook page.

The History Museum of the City of Viseu details the ancient past of Vissaium, covering topics from Iron Age hillforts to medieval moats, Romanization, necropolises, barbarian invasions, city gates, the Forum, and bishops.

Ukraine's acting Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha met with Archbishop Paul Richard Gallagher, the Vatican's Secretary for Relations with States, in Kyiv to discuss the return of Ukrainian prisoners of war, illegally detained civilians, and all deported individuals.

The Italian Ambassador to Ukraine, Carlo Formosa, attended a solemn Mass at the Marian Shrine in Berdychiv, which was presided over by Archbishop Paul Richard Gallagher, the Vatican Secretary for Relations with States.

Archbishop Paul Richard Gallagher, the Holy See's Secretary for Relations with States and International Organizations and special envoy of Pope Leo XIV, visited the site of a Russian missile strike in Kyiv that destroyed residential buildings.

Archbishop Elpidophoros of America conducted a blessing ceremony for a new fire truck donated by the Archdiocese of America to the Penteli Volunteer Fire Department.

Historians estimate the Via Francigena, a pilgrimage route from Canterbury to Rome, stretched approximately 1700 kilometers and typically took 70 to 90 days to complete. It served as a path for pilgrims and trade since Archbishop Sigeric's journey in 990 AD.

Archbishop Ieronymos of Athens and All Greece emphasized the need for collective cooperation to achieve the best results. His statement came during the signing of a programmatic agreement between the Holy Archdiocese of Athens and the Attica Region.

Calabar Bishop Nneoyi Egbe has rejected alleged Islamisation and the integration of Sharia law into Nigeria’s financial system, citing concerns over transparency.

The traditionalist Fraternity of Saint Pius X has filed an appeal after the Vatican confirmed the excommunication of six of its bishops in early July, solidifying the 'schism' with Rome.

Archbishop Paul Gallagher, the Vatican's head of diplomacy, will visit Moscow to explore the ground for Cardinal Matteo Zuppi's mission and the appointment of a new archbishop. The visit is part of the Holy See's efforts to promote peace.

Bishop Herro Blair is scheduled to launch his autobiography on August 30. The book will offer insights into his life and experiences.

The Bishop of Funchal, Nuno Brás da Silva, made a six-day visit to Venezuela to offer solidarity and appeal for aid for the victims of an earthquake that killed over six thousand people.

Archbishop Nicholas Duncan-Williams has issued a warning about powerful interests targeting GoldBod, urging the public to pray for the organization. He emphasized the need for spiritual intervention to protect GoldBod from these external pressures.

A Catholic bishop in Borno has emphasized the crucial role of prayers in ending the terror caused by Boko Haram. He stated that prayers will be instrumental in crushing the extremist group.

Archbishop Vukšić of Vrhbosna called on believers to authentically witness the Gospel during his sermon on Assumption Day in Tolisa, emphasizing that being a Christian is both an honor and a dedicated service.

Archbishop Kutleša, on the Feast of the Assumption, stated that man is created for eternity and that Croatia does not need discouraged Christians.

Pope Leo XIV has appointed Jaro Archbishop Midyphil Billones as the apostolic administrator of the Diocese of Kabankalan in Western Visayas, Philippines, following a leadership transition.

Ghana's Inspector-General of Police (IGP) has called on religious leaders to use their influence and sermons to promote peace, quell tensions, and prevent religious conflict, emphasizing that an attack on Ghana's peace is an attack on the future of its children.

San Carlos Bishop Gerardo Alminaza is urging support for the Dapat Isa Lang (D1L) movement, which aims to pass a genuine anti-political dynasty law through a people's initiative in the Philippines.

The Vatican is moving forward with the beatification process for Bishop Vojtaššák, despite past controversies regarding his ties to the Hlinka Guard and his stance on the persecution of Jews.

The Macedonian Orthodox Church – Ohrid Archbishopric (MOC-OA) declared that the Church is open to all Orthodox Christians, regardless of their affiliation, uniting believers in faith and Eucharistic communion.

Bishop Andrés Carrascosa stated that Portuguese people do not have the right to be xenophobic, recalling stories of Portuguese communities abroad and emphasizing that welcoming foreigners is central to the evangelical message, while acknowledging the complexity of the crisis in Ceuta.

Archbishop Joan of Tirana, Durrës, and All Albania is in Imbros to participate in the celebrations marking the 65th anniversary of Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew's ordination.

The cast of Prime Video's 'Bishop' series is expanding with Gerardo Celasco, Alex Breaux, Ally Ioannides, and Steven Yaffee joining in recurring roles.

Archbishop Julien Kaboré, the Apostolic Nuncio to Ghana, has commended President John Dramani Mahama and his government for their commitment to human dignity, citizen welfare, and peace promotion, pledging prayers for the nation.

A review examines the conversation between Nigerian President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and the Catholic Bishops' Conference of Nigeria (CBCN) that took place on July 28, 2026, as reported by the Presidency.

Catholic Archbishop Ignatius Kaigama has called on Nigerians to embrace forgiveness, reconciliation, and peaceful coexistence to foster national development.

The Tinubu government was reportedly incensed by a recent meeting between the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Nigeria (CBCN) and the government, or by Cardinal John Olorunfemi Onaiyekan’s subsequent media briefing on the meeting's proceedings.

Archbishop Stefan received the Grand Charter of Humanism, acknowledging his monastic journey since 1986. The Macedonian Orthodox Church – Ohrid Archbishopric (MOC-OA) continues to establish relations with other Orthodox churches, even those with whom open issues remain.

Bishop Partenij, accompanied by monks from Bigorski Monastery, is visiting Mount Athos monasteries under the direct jurisdiction of Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew, marking a significant event for an MOC-OA hierarch.

Bishop Heiner Wilmer of Münster has issued a warning against the Pius Brotherhood, urging vigilance against the erosion of boundaries with traditionalists, while also questioning the position of Ulf Poschardt on the matter.

Bishop Kukah of Nigeria has emphasized education as the most effective tool to combat insecurity and poverty, calling for increased investment in learning.

Bishop Louie Galbines is set to be installed as the seventh prelate of the Diocese of Bacolod by Apostolic Nuncio Archbishop Charles John Brown at the San Sebastian Cathedral.

Archbishop Onuoha asserted that the Roman Catholic Bishops Conference spoke not just for the Church but for the entire nation of Nigeria.

Archbishop Mullally concluded his Africa tour by issuing calls for healing and reconciliation regarding the church's historical involvement in slavery.

The Eparchy of Budimlje-Nikšić released a statement emphasizing the importance of recognizing and naming past challenges faced by the Church, guided by Patriarch Irinej and former archbishops.

NDC VP candidate Kwankwaso commended Catholic bishops and called on the Nigerian government to tackle the escalating cost of living and persistent insecurity in the country.

New details have emerged regarding a long-standing case of sexual abuse of a minor seminarian in Zagreb, with the Vatican determining the priest involved is guilty, though the Croatian Bishops' Conference has yet to act.

Dr. Gbenga Olawepo-Hashim, a presidential candidate, voiced deep concern and sadness regarding President Bola Tinubu’s recent statements during a meeting with Catholic Bishops in Abuja.

Former Abia State Governor Orji Uzor Kalu has praised the meeting between President Bola Tinubu and the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Nigeria, viewing it as a positive move towards fostering national unity.

Bishop David Oyedepo, founder of Living Faith Church Worldwide, has criticized a proposed Federal Road Safety Corps Act amendment bill that seeks to impose a ₦50,000 fine for preaching in commercial buses, urging the government to address insecurity instead.

Bishop David Oyedepo of Living Faith Church has condemned recent killings in Nigeria, stating he will pray against the perpetrators rather than for them.

A routine meeting between President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and Catholic Bishops of Nigeria took a dramatic turn, leading to critiques of 'Tinubunomics' by figures like Sanusi II and Onaiyekan.

The Catholic Diocese of Kafanchan conducted a mass burial for 27 of the 30 residents killed in a recent attack on Naridon village in Kaduna State, with the Catholic Bishop lamenting the failure to protect them.

The Nigerian Presidency has rebuked Catholic bishops following an outburst from Cardinal John Onaiyekan, while a northern Christian group has backed the bishops. This comes amidst ongoing political discussions and endorsements ahead of elections.

The Archbishop of Cyprus has called for the adoption of Makarios' stance on the Cyprus problem, emphasizing its evolving geopolitical nature. Discussions are ongoing about whether the current situation presents a unique opportunity for resolution and the role of leadership in addressing the long-standing issue.

Prominent Christian leaders, including Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor and Bishop Mike Okonkwo, are slated to attend GOFAMINT’s 70th anniversary and 60th convention in Ogun State.

The "Domus Paolo VI," which served as accommodation for bishops and cardinals in central Rome for decades, is being sold and converted into a hotel despite resistance.

A historical piece recounts an unknown story of Albanian Bishop Fan S. Noli sending a letter to Senator John F. Kennedy in 1958, congratulating and supporting his presidential candidacy.

During her visit to Ghana, the Archbishop of Canterbury vowed to support a £100 million pledge aimed at assisting communities affected by enslavement.

The Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) has reiterated its strong opposition to mining and aggressive development projects, announcing plans to establish a dedicated ecology commission.

The Paphos municipality has cleared tree branches left on a pavement near Archbishop Makarios III lyceum, responding to residents' concerns that they were obstructing pedestrians and posing a road safety hazard.

Archbishop Eamon Martin has held discussions with senior representatives of OpenAI Ireland regarding Pope Leo's encyclical letter, Magnifica Humanitas.

Catholic Bishops have met with Nigerian President Tinubu to advocate for free and fair general elections, with the president stating that INEC has maintained neutrality in preparations.

Ontario is reportedly reconsidering its support for a major high-speed rail project after the federal government rejected plans to allow commercial jets at Toronto's Billy Bishop Airport, potentially creating a rift between the provincial and federal governments.

Belgrade Archbishop László Német commented on the Orbán government, noting an expectation that, if ignored, could lead to adverse consequences, and highlighted hate speech and societal polarization as major issues in Hungary.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis held a private dinner with Archbishop Ieronymos on Monday evening in Lycabettus. The meeting brought together the political and religious leaders.

The controversy surrounding the Billy Bishop airport could potentially jeopardize the friendship between Mark Carney and Ontario Premier Doug Ford, with Ford possibly feeling betrayed after his public support for the prime minister.

The Archbishop delivered a road safety message on Reek Sunday, emphasizing how lives and families can be irrevocably changed in an instant due to road incidents.

The 14th annual SlutWalk (Druslugangan) in Reykjavík, Iceland, saw participants of all genders protest sexual violence, rape culture, and complicity with perpetrators, with the Bishop of Iceland emphasizing the importance of speaking out.

Transport Minister Steve McKinnon announced that the federal government will not support Ontario Premier Doug Ford's proposal to expand Billy Bishop Airport in Toronto.

A historical clash between Livonian natives and German crusaders on July 24, 1198, near the future site of Riga, resulted in the death of Bishop Berthold, the second Catholic bishop in the Baltics.

Bishop Neophytos of Morphou, Cyprus, asserted during a sermon that Nikola Tesla, not Thomas Edison, invented electricity, and made other disputed scientific and religious claims.

Cardinal Juan José Omella has appointed new administrators for the Valldejuli Foundation and two others after detecting alleged fraudulent and low-priced sales of real estate assets.

A pilot program focused on preventing gender-based and domestic violence is set to launch immediately in 30 parishes, following the co-signing of an implementation agreement by Attica Regional Governor Nikos Hardalias and the Archbishop of Athens.

US immigration policies and the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency are under increasing scrutiny, with American Catholic bishops and judges denouncing the 'climate of fear and anxiety' generated by current policies.

The Serbian Orthodox Church has assigned former Zica Bishop Justin to the Bosnjane Monastery in the Krusevac Diocese, following his removal from his previous position after backing student protests.

Officials from the Olomouc Archbishopric are seeking public assistance, including old photographs, to locate two missing cast-iron vases that once adorned the Fisherman's Pavilion at Kroměříž Archbishop's Palace.

Tomasz P. Terlikowski criticizes Archbishop Tadeusz Wojda for his silence on the growing violence against Ukrainians, suggesting it undermines the authority of the Polish Episcopal Conference.

A dispute between Ukraine and Poland over the veneration of the former Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA) has escalated, leading to a mutual return of awards. Archbishops from both nations are now urging reconciliation, emphasizing shared heritage.

The Bishops' Conference of Bosnia and Herzegovina has reiterated its demand for a reform of the BiH Electoral Law and the full protection of the rights of the Croatian people.

Archbishop Ladislav Nemet of Belgrade spoke in Lovran about the state of relations between Croatia and Serbia, noting they are better in daily life than in politics, and also addressed global armament.

Archbishop Kutleša and Minister Obuljen Koržinek held discussions regarding the ongoing renovation of the Zagreb Cathedral.

The Archbishop of Palermo has expressed grave concern, stating that 'the plague has returned to the city,' in a clear reference to the resurgence of Mafia activity and its impact on the community.