Hundreds of United Methodists rally to dismantle ICE outside Capitol
WASHINGTON (RNS) — Less than a day after President Donald Trump defended his mass deportation campaign during his State of
At Brazil’s Carnival, the country’s religions fight for respect on a global stage
(RNS) — Rio de Janeiro’s lavish Carnival parades, which burst to life in the days before Lent begins, are famous
In Boston, US Jews envision a Judaism beyond Zionism
BOSTON (RNS) — On Yom Kippur in 2024, one year after Israel began its fierce assault on Gaza, Rabbi Greg
a year of pro-democracy prayer vigils in New York
NEW YORK (RNS) — On a recent Monday evening as commuters hurried past, a group of faith leaders set out
Judge orders ICE to allow Catholics access to Chicago-area detention center
(RNS) — Cardinal Blase Cupich will celebrate an outdoor Ash Wednesday Mass and procession in solidarity with immigrant families hosted
As Walk for Peace reaches DC, Buddhist monks share interfaith message with thousands
WASHINGTON (RNS) — Thousands of onlookers gathered at Washington National Cathedral on Tuesday (Feb. 10) to see and hear from
Simran Jeet Singh on Courage and Community
What does courage look like on the ground? For many faith leaders and everyday citizens, it involves showing up
Not all are called to be martyrs like Alex Pretti. But we can be witnesses.
(RNS) — It is hard to watch the video footage of Alex Pretti’s death. We see him attempt to record
Moral Witness in Pressing Times
It’s not a zero-sum game. This week on The State of Belief, interfaith organizer Maggie Siddiqi makes clear that
Depictions of faith in TV, movies appeal across religious and political lines, new survey finds
(RNS) — Religion portrayed in contemporary American entertainment isn’t turning people away from their screens, but new research suggests it