The June 10th Procession at the Capitol
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On anniversary of the first Council of Nicaea, Christian leaders seek to return to ecumenism
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Everybody Can Do Something: Rabbi Sharon Kleinbaum
June, traditionally Pride Month, is almost here, and this year, Pride will test the courage of our nation. It
Don’t shut down the ERLC, say former SBC presidents in open letter
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Can we fix campus antisemitism?
(RNS) — “Of course, you know that Hitler negotiated with Herzl.” I heard those words in a university classroom as
Churches hope to tap the power of pickleball
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Priest dismissed for Nazi-like salute is restored to service by ACNA jurisdiction
(RNS) — Less than four months after a Nazi-like salute cost him his license in the Anglican Catholic Church, the
What’s in a name? Father Bob becomes Pope Leo XIV
(RNS) — In taking the name Leo XIV, Cardinal Robert Prevost — Father Bob to American Catholics and Padre Roberto
‘Sinners’ opens a new conversation about Black religion in film
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Cardinals’ homilies before conclave speak volumes
VATICAN CITY (RNS) — At a church in a Roman suburb on Sunday (May 4), Congolese Cardinal Fridolin Ambongo Besungu