Sino-Vatican Relations Further Worsen as Pope Excommunicates 4 Bishops

The Vatican excommunicated the two Bishops ordained by the state-controlled Catholic church, Thursday, casting doubts on normalization of Sino-Vatican relations.

USCIRF Includes China in 2006 List of Religious Freedom Violators

The U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) placed the People’s Republic of China on its 2006 recommendation for 'countries of particular concern' or CPCs, Wednesday.

Anglican Australians to Release Their Own ‘Da Vinci Code’ Movie

Indonesian Evangelist Imprisoned for 'Defaming Islam'

An Indonesian evangelist, imprisoned for over 50 days, awaits trial at the Tasikmalaya provincial court, reported the world’s longest-running persecution monitor group.

Suitcase Lab Offers Medical Missions Fighting Chance Against Bird Flu

International Aid’s (IA) compact, portable and inexpensive lab kit provides 85 percent of the basic diagnostic work for diseases commonly found in developing countries, where the virus has made a stro