If the left-liberal opposition wins the upcoming elections, the religious freedom of Catholics in Poland may be violated, warns Polish columnist Goran Andrijanić
Przemysław Czarnek sought to explain a rise in suicide attempts among young people in Poland
Przemysław Czarnek called on the country to retain its conservative and religious values despite the “cultural decadence” evident in other European countries
Poland’s response to the war in Ukraine highlights why Christianity must remain in the public sphere in Poland, said Archbishop Marek Jędraszewski
Free speech advocates, Christians, and conservatives celebrated Finnish politician Päivi Räsänen’s court victory in March, but her legal battle is far from over
In an exclusive interview, esteemed academic Dr. David Engels speaks to Remix News about the current state of play across the European political landscape, offering his thoughts on the long-lasting effect of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the political consequences this may have for Europe, and the continuing role of Christianity across the continent
As Ukraine defends itself bravely against Russian aggression, the confrontation between Moscow and Kyiv is not only a military one but also one based on history, culture and religion, as Pope John Paul II understood when he visited Kyiv in 2001, writes Grzetorz Górny in portal wPolityce.pl
ADF International Bible Christianity freedom of expression Freedom of religion freedom of speech Hungary Juha Mäenpää Paivi Maria Rasanen Raija Toiviainen Finland Religion The Bible itself is on trial, and may be censored in the future
The Employment Tribunal has ruled in favor of nurse Mary Onuoha who was a victim of harassment and discrimination by her hospital which forbade her to wear a cross and later fired her
The latest installment in the seven-year legal battle over a Christian bakery’s refusal to put a message in support of gay marriage on a cake
Hungarian MEP László Trócsányi writes on the pivotal role Christianity must continue to play in Europe if the continent wants to survive
Kurschus wants to open up more legal routes for migration to Europe
Germany’s top Christian organizations have played a pivotal role in promoting mass immigration to Europe
Any German vandalizing a mosque could expect to be charged with hate crimes, yet the German media only spoke of “religious differences” in explaining the possible motives behind the attack, writes Daniel Deme
International NGOs tied to the Open Society Funds are up in arms against any tightening of abortion laws in Slovakia
The man suspected of destroying the cross says that he was inspired by a Polish opposition MP’s words about “filing off Catholics”
The totalitarianism of political correctness aims to cut humanity away from the rules of Christianity and common sense and direct us towards a dictatorship of atheism, writes Catholic columnist Sławomir Jagodziński
The international community remains silent while Christians are facing systematic persecution from India’s nationalist government
The former Archbishop of Canterbury has compared Greta Thunberg to biblical prophets
Church construction at a 1,000-year high in Hungary
Between Christians and anti-Christians there are post-Christians, but they cannot live in-between the two groups forever and will have to make a decision, writes Jacek Wojtysiak for Catholic portal Gosc.pl
The prosecution of Päivi Räsänen for her supposed hate speech against gay people poses serious questions about freedom of speech and belief in Western democracies, writes Goran Andrijanic for Polish portal wpolityce.pl
A young LGBT activist was interrupting people during prayer but in response, an elderly woman kissed her feet in a touching gesture on the streets of Warsaw
History Professor Grzegorz Kucharczyk of the Polish Academy of Sciences cites the Polish and German popes while warning of political currents which worship relativism
The current cultural revolution is a reference to the ideals of Bolsheviks with two identical elements — a world without God and terror as a means to an end, writes senior columnist of portal wpolityce.pl Jerzy Jachowicz
Following the pandemic, we all have a commitment to learn lessons from this tragedy to the benefit of future generations, writes Tomasz Sakiewicz, editor-in-chief of Gazeta Polska
Zofia Klepacka, one of Poland’s most successful athletes, stood in defense of unborn children and opposed the vandalization of churches and euthanasia
Pope Francis’s pilgrimage to Iraq is a step in encouraging brotherhood between Christians and Muslims, according to Father Henryk Zieliński, the editor in chief of Catholic weekly Idziemy
The finding returns Christianity to its roots, says Cardinal Duka
“We are dealing with totally unscrupulous people who will stop at nothing to attain their diabolical goals,” warns Polish historian professor Jan Żaryn
The Bosnian family cannot return to the country for five years beating their own family member
Christianity is dealing with a total war against it, warns Polish columnist Goran Andrijanić
Archbishop Marek Jędraszewski compared recent events in Poland to the process that Pope John Paul II saw taking place earlier in France
The LGBT’s ideology’s demands for same-sex marriage and adoption are merely transitional demands, argues columnist Paweł Jędrzejewski
The main threat to Christian Europe is immigration, says State Minister for Parliament at the Ministry of Defense Szilárd Német
Far-left activist Shaun King urges people to “tear down” depictions of Jesus as a white man, claiming they are a “tool for white supremacy”
The World Health Organization (WHO) is promoting teaching children from 0 to 4 about masturbation and “gender identities”
Doctor Li Wenliang: “Goodbye my friends. God be with you Wuhan”
People joined the parade marking the end of Christmas
PM Orbán: Russia and Hungary plan to meet once a year.
Europe can be strong only if it sticks to its Christian roots and European nations to their identities, Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó told Lidové noviny.
European politicians have to come forward and clearly state that Europe is a Christian continent, said Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó at the conference about the persecution of Christians.
The Maastricht Empire is aggressive against the weak but bows before the strong, contemporary French philosopher Michel Onfray said in an interview with Mandiner.
Political correctness is a situation where your political belief means more to you than facts and reality, lawyer and philosopher Paul Cliteur said in an interview with Aktuálně.cz.
The Left’s hypocrisy shows when they march into our lives in the same manner that they accuse the Church of doing so. As the movie Kler (“Clergy”) breaks a 30 year box office opening weekend record in Polish cinemas, Przemysław Harczuk uncovers how the left, in their struggle with the Church, invades Polish lives.
The first church has been turned into a mosque in Hamburg, Germany. Government officials and the ambassador of Kuwait will take part today in the opening ceremony of the mosque.
Hungary sees its identity as a bridge between the West and the East. Dominik Hejj discusses how using the ideology of Turanism by Viktor Orban fits into Hungary’s place in Europe.
During the Council of the Bishops’ Conferences of Europe (CCEE), Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki not only underlined the importance of the Catholic Church in building the Polish community, but also its importance as a part of Polish-European solidarity.
