On heartland roads, and a riverboat, devout Catholics press on with two-month nationwide pilgrimage
STEUBENVILLE, Ohio (AP) — “Bye bye, Jesus!” a child called out as the riverboat chugged away from shore into the
What can the ancient cities of early Christianity teach us today?
New book explores a dozen important ancient cities for the evangelization of Christianity SAN FRANCISCO — How was the early Catholic
The Jewish summer weeks of mourning
(RNS) — The advent of summer fills me with dread. Not that I don’t enjoy warm days, barbecues or vacations.
Anglican Church in North America elects Steve Wood as archbishop
(RNS) — On Saturday, June 22, The Rt. Rev. Steve Wood of St. Andrews Church in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina,
Clergy, parents file suit against Louisiana Ten Commandments law
WASHINGTON (RNS) — A group of public school parents, including some clergy, have filed a lawsuit against Louisiana’s new law
Unitarian Universalists vote for action on Palestine, climate, LGBTQ+ issues and COVID-19
(RNS) — At their annual General Assembly, Unitarian Universalists voted for a new statement of values and affirmed their commitment to
Philadelphia pastor elected to lead historic Black church in New York City
New York’s historic Abyssinian Baptist Church has elected its new senior pastor, likely bringing an end to a national search
Conservative prelate warns that excommunicating Viganò will lead to further division
VATICAN CITY (RNS) — An outspoken critic of Pope Francis, the Auxiliary Bishop Athanasius Schneider of Astana, Kazakhstan, said that
Is President Biden too old to be president?
(RNS) — “An elderly man with poor memory.” “Doddering.” “Too old to be president,” which the overwhelming majority of Americans
It was meant to be a Christian utopia. Now this Nigerian community is helpless against rising seas
AYETORO, Nigeria (AP) — The coastal Nigerian community of Ayetoro was founded decades ago and nicknamed “Happy City,” meant to