In February, Germany’s far-right party Alternative für Deutschland made sweeping gains in a federal election, especially in ...

Quedlinburg: A UNESCO World Heritage site, Quedlinburg is a fairy-tale town in the Harz Mountains, famous for its half-timbered houses and medieval churches. Trier: Germany’s oldest city, Trier ...

Germany’s Camino trek rivals Spain’s famous pilgrimage—and is a lot less crowded. The Camino de Santiago is more than just one 500-mile route through Spain.

Germany has been home to a large Catholic community for centuries, which has seen some dramatic shifts through history and in recent years. How large and influential is the church in Germany today?

The group supported Catholic Worker Susan Crane, an 81-year-old American grandmother imprisoned in Koblenz, Germany, for breaking into Büchel Air Force Base to protest the stationing of American ...

Queer Church employees out themselves in Germany More than ... Dieser, whom Benedict XVI appointed auxiliary bishop of Trier in 2011 and Pope Francis promoted as head of Aachen Diocese in 2016, ...

Trier, Germany’s oldest city, lets visitors travel through time, exploring an ancient Roman encampment one day and stunning Medieval architecture the next. Despite the towns impressive history, it’s ...

GERMANY today is divided into three parts: National Socialism, socialist Labor, and Christianity. Though at present the first seems all-powerful, the very fire of Nazi persecution is molding the ...

The Oscar-winning film "The Brutalist" was inspired in part by St. John's Abbey Church, thanks to a book written by a monk who worked with architect Marcel Breuer.

The oldest churches have stood as some of the most awe-inspiring structures in human history, preserving the legacies of faith and culture. ... Cathedral of Trier (340 AD, Trier, Germany) ...

The church’s impressive façade and rich interior art tell a story of resilience and faith throughout tumultuous historical periods. Today, it stands as a symbol of enduring religious heritage and ...

The Basilica of Constantine I in Trier, Germany, was a Roman Palace built in the early 4th century A.D., and served as Constantine’s throne room.