A Filipino priest has made it his mission to cater for the spiritual and medical wellbeing of his flock.

The President of Colombia has announced that he will give protected status to nearly one million Venezuelan migrants living in Colombia.

Catholic schools in the US face the sharpest decline in enrolment of students in nearly fifty years, new study finds.

As tens of thousands take to Myanmar's streets, police have fired water cannons to disperse the crowds of demonstrators in Naypyidaw, the country's capital.

The deaths of ten Yanomami children in the Brazilian state of Amazonas has fuelled fears about the impact of coronavirus on indigenous communities.

New research from the Marriage Foundation think tank has found that the number of married couples in the UK considering divorce has shrunk below pre-covid levels.

Over 70 organisations signed a letter to UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson calling for a public inquiry into the approval of a new deep coal mine in Cumbria.

Following an appeal by bishops, supplies of life-saving oxygen have started to reach the Brazilian state of Amazonas.

The number of babies aborted with Down's syndrome is expected to rise as Public Health England roll out a controversial screening test across the NHS from June.

Six months on from the explosion that killed 200 people and injured 6,000 more, serious challenges still face Beirut. Since the blast, charitable organisations have helped the city get back on its feet.

Today, the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology threatened Twitter with legal action for unblocking content "designed to inflame passions" about the ongoing farmer protests.

Newly appointed Archbishop of Dublin Dermot Farrell has called for a reorganisation of parishes as priest numbers decline.