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Advocates for the ordination of women to the priesthood flocked to Rome this week as the Vatican hosts a historic monthlong gathering of faithful to discuss the future of the church.

With low ticket sales and changing tastes, New York’s Metropolitan Opera at times might sound like its future is all too well summed up by its season-opening “Dead Man Walking.”

Catholic organizations and other faith-based groups pushing for global action on climate change are celebrating Pope Francis’ new apostolic exhortation on the environment.

Yesterday, Sean Feucht posted a video urging Christians not to attend G3 Ministries' Cessationist Conference. Feucht said that “only in America, my friends, would we monetize the spirit of unbelief.”

Accessory to kidnapping charges against Fabian Marta, a financial supporter of the film “Sound of Freedom,” have been dropped.

Pope Francis published a follow-up to his encyclical on climate change Wednesday, just as Catholic prelates, faithful and theologians gather at the Vatican for a historic meeting to discuss the future of the church.

On the same day Pope Francis issued a new call for climate change action, a group of mostly mainline Protestant and Jewish leaders launched a seven-year campaign to advocate for meaningful climate solutions.

After three high-ranking members of the Russian Orthodox Church were expelled from Bulgaria on charges of espionage last month, their former church is not only at the center of a diplomatic rift.