For avid readers of Yiddish news, print is still king
(RNS) — As many local media outlets around the world are struggling, the Yiddish press is experiencing a rebirth, surprising
Photos of the Week: U.S. Teenage Buddhist Lama; Taiwan Temple Festival
(RNS) — This week’s photo gallery includes a U.S. teenage Buddhist lama enthronement, a Taoist temple festival in Taiwan and
‘Sanctuary People’ follows faith-based organizing in the first Trump term
(RNS) — Days before the recent U.S. election, Gina Pérez, author of the new book, “Sanctuary People: Faith-Based Organizing in
Pope Francis approves simpler, quicker procedures for papal funerals
VATICAN CITY (RNS) — New simplified procedures for the funerals of popes were released earlier this month, reflecting Pope Francis’
On women deacons, the Catholic Church has to remember its own history
(RNS) — Winston Churchill famously said, “Those who forget history are doomed to repeat it.” If the Catholic Church forgets
Christians mobilize to pray for all the persecuted
(RNS) — This November, many Christian congregations have been pausing to pray for those who share their faith and are
Why you should get to know Thomas Aquinas, even 800 years after he lived
(The Conversation) — Some years ago, I was rushing past the treasures of the Louvre in Paris, on the way
Alpha Jesus and the Bro-ing of the American Church
Masculinity, Misogyny, and the Exodus of Gen Z Women Katelyn Beaty, author and co-host of Saved by the City, joins
House passes anti-terror financing bill that may punish nonprofits
(RNS) — Over the strong objections of many religious groups, the House of Representatives on Thursday (Nov. 21) approved a
‘A Real Pain’ gets achingly close to the real quandaries of Holocaust remembrance
(RNS) — After arriving in Poland for a weeklong Holocaust “roots” tour, Benji, one of two Jewish American cousins whose