Mindfulness is about ‘remembering’ − a practice of coming back to the now
(The Conversation) — To many, New Year’s Day represents the possibility for beginning anew. Of late, individuals are welcoming the
Hunter Biden case renews ethical debate over use and limits of peculiar presidential power
(The Conversation) — The decision by President Joe Biden to pardon his son, Hunter, despite previously suggesting he would not
Catholics prepare to celebrate 50 years of first U.S.-born saint
(RNS) — Catholics are preparing to mark a year of celebration of the 50th anniversary of the canonization of the
Does a lack of faith lead to suicide? One study says yes. Scholars of secularism say no.
(RNS) — As an evangelical Christian, Philip Truscott is dismayed at the decline of religion in America, saying it is
Photos of the Week: Hanukkah; New Year commemorations
(RNS) — This week’s photo gallery includes Hanukkah, commemorations for the New Year and more. The post Photos of the
Should the Democrats (re-)embrace religion?
(RNS) — Before Christmas, The New York Times ran a piece by political reporter Katie Glueck offering up religion as
The death penalty: Vengeance, justice or mercy?
(RNS) — In the final hours of 2024, North Carolina’s outgoing governor, Roy Cooper, commuted 15 death sentences, reducing by
T.D. Jakes labels himself ‘Bishop Lazarus’ in return to pulpit on New Year’s Eve
(RNS) — Saying “I’m standing here as a testimony,” Bishop T.D. Jakes returned to his Dallas megachurch on New Year’s
How religion, wellness bros and conspiracies made some Americans doubt seed oils
(RNS) — Millions of Americans made resolutions to start the New Year, hoping to exercise, eat right and otherwise try
‘We have to be accountable’
SAN ANTONIO (RNS) — As a mariachi began to play at an event for San Antonio community and faith-based organizations