‘The news sphere and the heavenly sphere’ – how the media reflects the Christian perspective; Pope Leo says AI must serve human dignity and strengthen peace; Bishop of Lincoln resigns after suspension over safeguarding complaint
Sarah Sands, CEO Hymns Ancient and Modern, gives RMC annual lecture on how the media understands and reports the Christian perspective.
Jehovah’s Witnesses allow blood products – but not transfusions; Chief Rabbi’s special prayer for peace on Yom Kippur; Warning of Christian persecution in Pakistan after Lambeth award mistake; Leeds Minster removes tapestry naming Gaza victims as 18 said to be Hamas
Lambeth Palace withdraws award to Muslim cleric; AI must remain in the service of humanity, say the King and the Pope; Story of drone attack on Mecca denied by Houthis
Catholic school reopens in Gaza after nearly three years of war; Middle East conflicts ‘tests’ relations between Christians and Jews; LDS world leader says creating common good is key purpose of US constitution; Methodist preacher and magician uses magic to evangelise
Survey suggests ’64 per cent of UK Christians are broad evangelicals’; Board of Deputies meets Archbishop over Kairos document; Government urged to appoint anti Muslim hostility tsar; Canada’s lone religion reporter highlights value of RMC bulletins
Bill to end ban on Catholics and Jews advising on CofE bishops, in parliament today; Call for more ‘political theology’ in Christian response to social need; Chief Coroner seeks public inquiry into Heaton Park synagogue attack
The Gather Movement has set an ambitious target to map all front-line social action projects undertaken by faith groups in every local authority area
Assisted Dying bill comes back to the Commons today; Burnham to end ban on Catholic and Jewish PMs advising on bishops; Archbishop of York welcomes sanctions on Israeli settlements; Alastair Campbell attended Bible studies at Lambeth Palace
Church ‘needs to rediscover apocalyptic language’ in the face of AI threat; Calls for improved palliative care as assisted dying bill is defeated; The Ganga Aarti festival of light is brought to the Thames
