The Christian man who smashed pie into the face of Qantas Airways' executive has been charged with assault among other crimes.

Pope Francis will visit the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Fatima north of Lisbon, where six reported visions of Mary, to child shepherds took place a century ago.

Theresa May has revealed how her faith has helped her cope with not becoming a mother and the loss of her father, during an intimate interview.

A Palestinian man has been charged with the murder of a British Christian woman in Jerusalem's historic Old City district on Good Friday.

The Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby has warned people to be "suspicious" of those who use religion to simplify the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

The Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby has warned people to be "suspicious" of those who use religion to simplify the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

A presidential pardon has been handed to a Sudanese pastor and activist who were facing up to ten years imprisonment for espionage and inciting strife between communities.

Police in Spain have reported satanic-themed vandalism at a monastery in the country.

New research from Barna Group has revealed that only 17 per cent of U.S. Christians who consider their faith important to them actually have a biblical worldview.

The Archbishop of Canterbury has been visiting Equaliser – a project which promotes mutual respect and co-existence between Arab and Jewish children from low income families. 

Conventional wisdom has it that children who grow up without siblings are selfish and a new study suggests this may be true.

A Russian blogger has been convicted of inciting religious hatred for playing Pokemon Go in a church and given a suspended sentence.

Leicester Cathedral still stands by its choice to host a theatrical production of Shakespeare's Richard III, despite hundreds protesting the decision.

A Church of England primary school has been accused by parents of 'going back to Victorian times' by introducing a new rule for children to walk around with their hands behind their backs.