The UN’s ‘memories’ of antisemitic terrorism are painfully faulty
(RNS) — “Memories” is the title of an exhibition currently mounted in the entrance hall of the venerable United Nations
Harris promises a new way forward. Would that the pope would do the same.
(RNS) — The Catholic Church is in a bad way when the Democratic Party in the United States brings more
Pakistan flies home the injured and the bodies of 28 Shiite pilgrims killed in a bus crash in Iran
ISLAMABAD (AP) — Pakistan brought home Friday the bodies of 28 Shiite pilgrims killed in a bus crash in Iran
Pope Francis condemns Ukraine’s ban on Russian Orthodox Church
VATICAN CITY (RNS) — Following the Angelus, his weekly prayer service at the Vatican, on Sunday (Aug. 25), Pope Francis
Fellowship Books is thrilled to announce its candidate for a Nobel Prize
The Argument from Human Behavior: The New Strongest Argument! Overview: Atheists, including Ph. D.’s, scream in pain when they read
Changemakers at the DNC
State of Belief host Rev. Paul Brandeis Raushenbush talks with Michael Eric Dyson, Jasmine Crockett, Becca Balint, Katherine Stewart, and
In Chicago, ‘Little Palestine’ adds its voice to roar of the Democratic convention
CHICAGO (RNS) — On Friday (Aug. 23), the day after the Democratic National Convention ended and delegates and politicians, journalists,
Orthodox churches boomed during pandemic, study finds, but calls growth ‘mixed bag’
(RNS) — Most American churches navigated the patchwork of COVID-19 restrictions on public gatherings by periodically closing their doors and
How much does forgiveness cost? $7 million for one Christian college.
(RNS) — A dispute with the federal government over how to count employees, mixed with some bad timing, could cost
Carlos Whittaker spent seven weeks screen-free. Here’s how his idea of God changed.
(RNS) — It all started when Carlos Whittaker received that perky Sunday morning iPhone notification summarizing his time spent on