A group of female theologians from different churches in Pakistan have gathered to discuss equal opportunities for men and women to participate in mission and witness. The national consultation on “Women Doing Theology” brought together 33 female theologians from a...
Thousands of young adults from around the world will gather in Hong Kong in August for a five-day Taize Pilgrimage of Trust and Reconciliation. The Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui (HKSKH) – the Anglican Church in Honk Kong – has joined with the Catholic Church and the Hong...
The rumoured deal between the Holy See and China is an “act of suicide” and a “shameless surrender,” Cardinal Joseph Zen has said. In a recent blog post, the former Bishop of Hong Kong blamed papal advisors for the “bad deal”, accusing them of being “obsessed” with an...
Five years after Pope Francis ascended to the papacy, a new survey of U.S. Catholics reports that most still harbour warm feelings toward the pontiff — but his popularity is waning among political conservatives. According to a new study from the Pew Research Centre,...
In a sweeping new move to protect people’s privacy, the Church of England has ruled that CCTV cameras must be switched off during services. The precedent-setting case by the consistory court came in response to a petition by a Canterbury vicar to install two cameras...
