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          All the latest stories on Christianity, including religious festivals and holiday dates

          Giuseppe Conte attends a meeting in Rome. Italian media describe Mr Conte as most likely to be the choice of Italy's main populist leaders to head the coalition government they hope to form. Alessandra Tarantino / AP

          Fake unis and library passes: Italian PM pick quizzed on questionable CV

          EuropeMay 23, 2018
          Robert Richter QC, the barrister representing Cardinal George Pell, is seen leaving Melbourne's County Court in Melbourne on May 2, 2018. Mal Fairclough / AFP

          Australian cardinal to face two trials on sexual abuse charges

          May 02, 2018
          Worshippers kneel and pray in front of the closed doors of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem's Old City, on February 25, 2018. Amir Cohen / Reuters

          Christians close Jerusalem church to protest taxes

          February 25, 2018
          Pope Francis receives a reproduction of the car used by father Alberto Hurtado, a Chilean saint, as he meets reporters during his flight to Santiago. Alessandra Tarantino / AP

          Pope's visit to Chile mired by memories of Church's murky past

          The AmericasJanuary 15, 2018
          Prince Harry and his fiancee Meghan Markle arrive to attend the traditional Christmas Day service, at St. Mary Magdalene Church in Sandringham, England. Alastair Grant / AP photo

          Queen Elizabeth, Meghan Markle arrive at Christmas service

          LifestyleDecember 25, 2017
          Christian worshipers light candles at the Church of the Nativity, traditionally believed by Christians to be the birthplace of Jesus, in the West Bank city of Bethlehem on December 20, 2017. Nasser Shiyoukhi / AP

          Christmas in Bethlehem: Trump's Jerusalem move looms large

          December 21, 2017
          Prince Harry's fiancee is set to join Britain's royal family for Christmas. Kensington Palace said. AP Photo/Frank Augstein

          Meghan Markle to join royal family for Christmas

          EuropeDecember 13, 2017
          A Palestinian woman holds Palestinian flags during a protest in Ramallah in the West Bank. Alaa Badarneh / EPA

          Trump's Jerusalem embassy move: latest updates

          December 06, 2017
          Pope Francis exchanges gifts with Grand Imam of Al Azhar Ahmed Al Tayeb during a private audience at the Vatican November 7, 2017. Osservatore Romano / Reuters

          Al Azhar's imam meets pope, vows to fight terrorism

          WorldNovember 08, 2017
          Members of Jehovah’s Witnesses wait in a courtroom in Moscow on April 20, 2017. Ivan Sekretarev / AP Photo

          Russia bans Jehovah’s Witnesses religious group

          WorldApril 20, 2017
          Author Maryse Condé. Her novel Segu is now a Penguin Modern Classic. Philippe Giraud / Getty Images

          Book review: Segu tells tale of an epic journey through pre-colonial Africa

          April 10, 2017
          A still from Silence showing Andrew Garfield. Photo by Kerry Brown

          Film review: Scorsese’s Silence is pierced with physical and spiritual agony

          The NationalFebruary 01, 2017
          Norway has a long tradition of respecting fundamental rights of religion and worship. Torstein Boe / Reuters

          The separation of church and state isn’t always clean

          OpinionJanuary 04, 2017
          A placard reading ‘Islam is peace, not barbarism’ is held up against another that says ‘Charlie, I think therefore I am’ during a peace rally in Paris following the killings at Charlie Hebo magazine in January 2015. AFP Photo

          A year after the Bataclan terror attacks, France is still in deadlock on religion and identity

          November 10, 2016
          Father Amar and Father Majid erect a cross – with the help of Christian militiamen – on the roof of the heavily damaged Church of the Immaculate Conception in Qaraqosh, Iraq, on October 25, 2016. Florian Neuhof for The National

          Iraqi priests resurrect cross in Christian town nearly recaptured from ISIL

          WorldOctober 26, 2016

          UAE legal Q&As: Is it illegal to teach Christianity in UAE schools?

          UAESeptember 24, 2016
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