Leader of the liberal opposition Donald Tusk has said that there is no place for religion in schools
Famed Roksana Węgiel says she wants to break the stereotype that only “old people go to church”
During Christmas time, we should reflect on our brothers and sisters in faith who pay the highest price for their belief in Jesus, writes Law and Justice (PiS) MEP Ryszard Czarnecki
Italy’s demographic situation is dire, but will more marriages help reverse the trend?
The attackers called the boy and girl “dirty Christians” and “dirty Whites,” according to a French journalist
“Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is a unique statesman in Europe”
The Atlantic published an article linking rosary prayers with military posturing and defense of the right to own guns
The chief rabbi also praised the Hungarian government for its efforts in helping Jewish refugees from Ukraine
Hungary ranks second in Europe in terms of Jewish quality of life
81 percent of Poles still regard John Paul II as a role model but expect the Catholic Church in Poland to stay out of party politics and deal with pedophilia allegations
A research survey shows that the Covid-19 pandemic reduced the number of church-goers, speeding up a trend which had already been underway
“Hungary has one of the largest and most magnificent Jewish communities,” the rabbi claimed as he thanked Viktor Orbán for his alliance with the state of Israel
The Pope’s frail health has sparked speculation about his successor
An overwhelming share of France’s Muslim population voted for Macron
The locals and mayor want the statue to remain but secularists claim its restoration was unlawful
According to background studies, nine out of ten schools in the Berlin district of Neukölln reported religious bullying
The result spread by media as statistically accurate is more like fake news, says Cardinal Dominik Duka
For the last ten years, there has been a systematic shift from moral absolutism in favor of relativism, suggests the latest report by Poland’s Centre for Public Opinion Research (CBOS)
The movie ‘Don’t Look Up’ shows that the West is doomed due to its spiritual, moral and mental implosion, which has made it powerless against real threats, writes Catholic columnist Grzegorz Górny
The majority of Visegrád Group citizens reject a federal Europe
Modern conservatism that can reach many people boils down to three vital aspects of life: common sense, family, and religion, according to Jacek Wojtysiak of Catholic portal Gosc.pl
Hatred towards Christians is taking increasingly radical forms, the Catholic publication Polonia Christiana warns
Are young people withdrawing from faith? No, they had never attained it in the first place. But we must try to open the doors for them, writes Catholic journalist Marcin Jakimowicz
As the West tears down its churches or converts them into mosques and malls, Hungary is investing in a spiritual foundation for the country, says Hungary’s cabinet minister
The country will also dissolve several associations suspected of spreading and promoting radical Islam
Gusztáv Zoltai led Hungary’s largest Jewish interest group from 1991 to 2013
International Bible scholars will come together in Hungary on Aug. 23
One of the pillars of the Polish Tokyo Olympics volleyball team speaks about his Christian faith
Catholicism remains by far the most dominant religion in Poland, according to the Concise Statistical Yearbook of Poland
The Pope’s decision to heavily restrict the old Latin Mass is an error on many levels related to the deep modernization of the Church, not a true process of diversification, writes Catholic columnist Tomasz Terlikowski
Debate over monetary payment continues
He will concelebrate the closing Mass of the Eucharistic Congress
Reparations for confiscated Jewish property during WWII at stake
Hungarian Catholic Church refutes earlier press reports
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
Vatican points out this will not an official country visit to Hungary
Pope Francis also said he would visit Slovakia, but the Vatican has not officially confirmed his journey there yet
An unidentified man calls on others to burn down the TV station that played the “satanic song”
New restrictions on displaying religious symbols at the University of Turin are the closest we have come to the situation described in Orwell’s “1984”, writes Jakub Jałowiczor
“Faith can be manifested in many ways,” he says
The advisor said that making a child belong to a church is illegal
The owner lost his business after the European Court of Justice upheld the Belgian ban on kosher slaughter
US Secretary of State addresses third Ministerial Conference on religious freedom which was organized by Poland
Built from a HUF 450 million budget grant, the Hungarian government will continue to fight all allegations of anti-Semitism
Not a single church in Hungary has been converted into a mosque, unlike other European countries
“The persecution the Jews suffered in the past is now being experienced by Christians,” the author says
Cardinal Péter Erdő is prominent in Roman Catholic circles
Turkish President Erdoğan announced the conversion on Friday
Built as the Great Cathedral of the Eastern Roman Empire
The migrants have destroyed a number of churches in Greece, but Hungary says it will help Greeks rebuild
Parishioners are more active than ever despite the coronavirus crisis that has left churches empty
The coronavirus pandemic has released huge amounts of fear within people who cannot understand the words “do not be afraid”
The pope will attend on the last day of the 53rd Eucharistic Congress in Hungary
Since 2016, Slovak legislation makes it impossible for Islam to become a state-recognized religion
Many Polish sporting personalities have testified publicly to their faith
The Netflix film, portraying Jesus as a gay man, has outraged Christians across the world
There are over 10,000 parishes served by 20,500 priests
The film produced by Brazilian comedians is a parody depicting Jesus as a homosexual man
Christian, Jewish and Muslim leaders oppose euthanasia
Failure to react strongly to such attempts will lead to defeat, warns academic.
God, faith, and rock and roll
The story of Saint Faustina inspired thousands of people.
They turned modern environmentalism against humanity.
Constitutional Court opposes taxation of compensation
Pope Francis nods approval: Hungarian Cardinal József Mindszenty of “heroic virtue,” moving him one step closer to beatification.
Despite claims that Poland is becoming an increasingly secular country, Statistics Poland reports that the majority of Poles remain a part of the Roman Catholic Church. Almost 94 percent of Poles over the age of 16 declared that they belong to a religion.
Remembering the horrific murder of two young Scandinavians in Morocco, commentator Jiri Penas expressed his fear of spreading Islam in Europe.
Every passport issued from Monday onwards will receive a document with graphics of the military symbols and of key figures in Poland regaining its independence. The design has caused a storm of criticism from liberal circles.
The portraits of the Holy Mary and Jesus Christ on restroom doors in Brussels have provoked outrage among Polish Twitter users, who see the use of holy images to designate the doors to the “ladies” and the “gents” as yet another sign of the decline of Brussels.
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.
The primary liberal media is completely losing its respect for a specific part of society, the conservatives and the religious. If this won’t change, everyone will lose.
The world has been conquered by the ideology of postmodernism. This essentially changes the spiritual situation of Europe – people have started to believe in earthly immortality and perfection.
Poland’s deep Catholicism may not be as dominating as it seems. Anti-Catholic pop culture has become trendy in Poland, warns Weronika Kostrzewa.
