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April 27, 2017

Editorial: Egypt trip strengthens Mideast Christians, religious tolerance

A cross above a church is seen alongside minarets of a mosque April 17 in Cairo ahead of Pope Francis' April 28-29 visit.

Just 19 days after two Palm Sunday terrorist bombings killed more than 45 Christian worshippers and injured a hundred more in Egypt, Pope Francis will personally take a message of peace and solidarity to that volatile nation.

Published in Editorial
April 14, 2017

Canada鱿鱼视频app religious tolerance is on the rise, according to Angus Reid survey

A new Angus Reid survey shows Canadians are still leery of Islam, though unfavourable views have declined in recent years.

Canadians are still leery of Islam and mostly weirded out by the veils and headscarves worn by a minority of Muslim women, but our general tolerance for religious diversity is actually on the rise, according to a survey released April 4 by the Angus Reid Institute.

Published in Canada
April 7, 2015

A national campaign for 鈥業slam a la Francaise鈥� takes root amid growing radicalization

French Prime Minister Manuel Valls and Education and Research Minister Najat Vallaud-Belkacem arrive for a Jan. 22 news conference in Paris to announce new measures aimed at helping schools combat radical Islam, racism and anti-Semitism in reaction to deadly attacks.

YON, France - Sunlight slants across a classroom at the Catholic University of Lyon, where the Bible dominates an evening lecture.

Published in International
December 10, 2014

Kenya Church leaders alarmed by al-Shabab鱿鱼视频app persecution of Christians

Kenyan church leaders, including Roman Catholic Cardinal John Njue, second left, and Anglican Archbishop Eliud Wabukala, third left, address a news conference at the All Saints Cathedral in Nairobi.

NAIROBI, Kenya - Church leaders say attacks by Somalia鱿鱼视频app al-Shabab militants in the northeast region of Kenya are increasingly taking on an anti-Christian tenor, including targeted executions of non-Muslims.

Published in International