Churches and cathedrals across Britain have embraced a digital revolution, prompted by Covid, with live-streamed online services offered alongside in-person worship, a hybrid future
The study of religion is in danger of being erased in Wales, with the Cardiff University Religion and Theology department facing closure and a new school curriculum ‘diluting’ the place of religion within humanities
‘God made the moon to mark the seasons’ – and festivals, with Passover, Ramadan and Easter dates set by the phases of the lunar cycle
JD Vance and Rory Stewart in spiralling social media debate on Christian teaching about loving your neighbour
The Pope’s life from Argentina to the Vatican, battling tensions over reforms, dealing with scandals of sex abuse and support for the marginalised, a life with a thread of ‘Hope’
England and Wales’s new cardinal, Timothy Radcliffe, says new open dialogue is needed for polarised post-Western world
Review says Cistercian monks on Caldey Island failed to act when one of their community abused children, enabling him to carry out his crimes “in plain sight”
BBC Television and radio programmes in the years to come are to explore more fully the diversity of religions, ethnicity and other aspects of life
Notre Dame re-opens after a five year restoration programme costing €700 million with a workforce of 600 people.
Intense lobbying this weekend in the fraught discussion on assisted dying, as MPs prepare to vote on Friday
