Cathedral attack injures 100 on the island of Jolo, home to Abu Sayyaf terrorists.

Catholics celebrate the return of religious artifacts taken by US soldiers as spoils of war.

The latest abuse investigations have rattled non-Catholics’ perceptions more than Catholics themselves, according to survey data.

The World Evangelical Alliance explains why it’s engaging more with Rome.

Protestants can both learn from and minister to this community during a very harrowing season.

A dozen “hidden Christian” sites on verge of gaining UNESCO World Heritage status.

Brian Stanley’s global history makes connections and draws lessons that others are apt to miss.

Proposal to let non-Catholic spouses share the Eucharist goes before Rome’s theological watchdog on Thursday.

A scholar’s journey through the region reveals much more than Baptists and church barbecues.

Most think persecution is severe, but only half are very concerned or strongly support asylum or financial aid.

The complex history behind Asia's most Christian country.

The pope remains popular, but hasn’t inspired people to join his church—or even roused Catholics to go to Mass more often.

Born-again believers have kept the faith over four decades, while most religious switching has been between mainline Protestants and the “nones.”

Billy Graham admired the moral leadership and evangelistic passion he saw in Catholics like John Paul II.

Research shows 1 in 6 US Christians changed their religious affiliation over a four-year span, with nondenominational worshipers leading the way.

Two books—one Catholic, one Protestant—show how the conversation should be engaged.

Brad Gregory follows the bouncing balls of post-Reformation history—but loses sight of who set them in motion.

As a young Catholic, learning about the Protestant Reformation dramatically changed my faith.

A new book demonstrates the movement has been “a perennial and recurring feature of Christian history.”