Britain plans to open a registry for religious figures and force them to undergo government-specified training in an effort to stem extremism. The controversial proposal comes from a leaked draft of the Government’s new counter-extremism strategy, which goes substantially further…

Since the August 12, 2015 radio broadcast of Pope Francis, Bishop Gianfranco Todisco of Melfi-Rapolla-Venosa has written an open letter to Nicola Glimpse, the CEO of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles urging him to close his plant in Melfi from 10:00pm on…

Masterpiece Cake Shop owner Jack Phillips in Lakewood, Colorado lost his appeals court case to a gay couple in a fight on whether a wedding cake baker can refuse to provide a cake for a gay wedding because of his…

Pope Francis will use the same lectern that Abraham Lincoln used to deliver the Gettysburg Address to deliver his speech on immigration and religious liberty at the end of September when he visits Philadelphia for the World Meeting of Families….

North Carolina lawmakers approved a measure permitting magistrates to refuse to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples if they have moral objections. Conservative Governor Pat McCrory vetoed the measure. On Thursday, June 11, 2015 the state House overturned the veto…

In case you are wondering what the attitude of homosexual activists is toward laws that defend freedom of religion, observe what is happening in Indiana. Activists have been pressing for a boycott of Indiana after the state enacted a “religious…

Pope Francis and the President of Mexico, Enriqué Peña Nieto, met recently at the Vatican to discuss migration, unemployment, poverty, violence and drug trafficking. They also discussed Mexican constitutional amendments regarding religious freedom. Following the meeting, Nieto met with Cardinal…

After speaking strongly about religious freedom as a key American foreign policy objective in February, President Obama failed to talk about the issue with King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia, a few weeks later. Saudi Arabia has one of the worst…

“Animal rights come before religion,” said Denmark’s Minister for Agriculture and Food, Dan Jørgensen.  Jørgensen was defending Denmark’s new ban on the religious slaughter of animals for the production of kosher (Jewish) and halal (Islamic) meat. The change in the…