Every January, as winter settles across northern India, Christians from countless traditions pause to pray together for unity. From the 18th to the 25th, believers gather in churches, homes, and ...

About 2,500 faithful filled the Roman basilica for the solemn vespers for the solemnity of the conversion of St. Paul. Pope Francis leads an ecumenical second vespers at the Basilica of St. Paul ...

Pope Francis meets with members of the International Theological Commission and reflects on the significance of the 1,700th anniversary of the Council of Nicaea during their gathering at the Vatican ...

ASHLAND – Among fellow pastors from a wide spectrum of denominations, the Rev. Kevin McClain from Trinity Lutheran Church gave listeners a message of unity and love — despite differences that are seen ...

Pastor David Brague of the Second Presbyterian Church welcomes Christians to the Prayer for Christian Unity. Msgr. John Bendik of St. John the Evangelist Church offers the prayers of penitence.

Just next to the Basilica of Sts. Celso and Giuliano — a popular spot for the traditional Latin Mass here in the Eternal City — is Ponte Sant'Angelo Methodist Church, an English language congregation ...

The Week of Prayer for Christian Unity will be celebrated by Catholics and other Christians worldwide from Jan. 18–25. The theme for 2024, “You shall love the Lord your God ... and your neighbor as ...

About 300 faithful attended the event at the Church of the Rosary in Tejgaon. Archbishop Bejoy N. D'Cruze: divisions are ‘a great scandal’. Methodist Bishop Simon Biswas: ‘When we are united, Christ ...

Divided Christians will draw closer to one another only by loving God and loving their neighbors, serving one another and not pointing fingers in blame for past faults, Pope Francis said. Closing the ...

Thousands of Catholics and Christians of other confessions gathered in Seoul this week for an ecumenical gathering to mark the Week of Christian Unity. The Archbishop of Seoul, Cardinal Nicholas ...

Why is Christian Science in our name? Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and we’ve always been transparent about that. The church publishes the ...