Last weekend, we had a church retreat. With a large group from the church, we spent three days out of town at a beautiful facility surrounded by greenery.

In less than three decades, Spain saw an increase in inclusivity and the number of migrants. Its army, however, deteriorated. Interestingly, there is a connection between these givens, says Jorge Ruiz. And it is feminism.

A growing part of the European population, and especially Christian students, are afraid of sharing their beliefs and expressing an opinion that is regarded as "offensive".

Italy does not have rules for religious clothing at schools. As a result, the case of students from religious minorities are abused for political gain, Chiara Lamberti writes.

“What will happen?” This question kept popping into my head as I sat in the van, winding through the rugged mountains of Kula, somewhere between Montenegro and Kosovo.