The image of the crucifix with ants comes almost in the middle of all of this, between shots of bread being sewn and blood dripping into a bowl.

The crucifix on the left-hand column of St Peter’s was from the church of San Marcello in the Via del Corso, and in art-historical term it is rather ordinary, one of hundreds of workmanlike ...

A decision by the Museum of Modern Art in New York to feature a provocative video depicting ants crawling over a likeness of Jesus on a crucifix has once again triggered controversy over freedom ...

A crucifix, a symbol of Jesus Christ dying on the cross, hangs in the sanctuary at St. Anthony of Padua's Catholic Church in The Woodlands.

The images were shared and commented upon numerous times before the internet realised something was awry with the Pope’s hands and his crucifix pendant in one of the pictures.

Pope Francis told reporters on a flight to Rome that he was not offended by the seemingly Soviet-themed crucifix Bolivian president Evo Morales gave ...

Exclusive: ScreenRant presents the key art from the upcoming Western Gunslingers, which sees Nicolas Cage and Heather Graham taking on the genre.

A crucifix sculpted by an 18-year-old Michelangelo in 1492 has returned to the church it was created for, the Basilica de Santo Spirito.

A new show at the Brooklyn Museum has managed to offend Catholics — by including a piece of video art that, for about 15 seconds, shows ants crawling over a bloody crucifix. Could an exhibit … ...

The panel on the right shows the solar eclipse, though in traditional crucifixion scenes, painters placed the sun to the left of the Christ figure, according to a study published online August ...

Computer-generated imagery is often used to simulate the future in motion pictures, but the ravishing The Mill and the Cross uses it to replicate the past. If the result is a little stagey, that's ...

A French museum has re-opened with boosted security measures following a weekend protest against and attack on the controversial artwork Immersion (Piss Christ).