Women of Faith and Freedom Mark March 8

Women of Faith and Freedom Mark March 8

International Women’s Day becomes a moment not only of celebration, but of recognition for women strengthening religious life, Read More

Vatican Deepens Its AI Warning

Vatican Deepens Its AI Warning

A new theological text argues that humanity’s future cannot be handed over to machines, even as religious communities Read More

Geneva Marks 40 Years of FoRB Mandate

Geneva Marks 40 Years of FoRB Mandate

EU-hosted commemoration becomes a call for implementation, accountability, and stronger protection for believers and non-believers alike An event Read More

David Trimble Marks Two Years chairing RFI

David Trimble Marks Two Years chairing RFI

From an interim appointment in 2024 to a presidency shaped by global FoRB crises and U.S. education battles. Read More

From Arena Hallelujahs to Ramadan Night Nasheeds: Spiritual Music’s Worldwide Pulse This Week

From Arena Hallelujahs to Ramadan Night Nasheeds: Spiritual Music’s…

On one side of the world, a packed arena sings a chorus that sounds like it’s been carried Read More

Bridges of Harmony: Interfaith Music in Sofia

Bridges of Harmony: Interfaith Music in Sofia

A Royal Palace concert for UN World Interfaith Harmony Week brought Orthodox chant, classical repertoire, and sacred poetry Read More

Eileen Gu’s Quiet Turn Toward Buddhism in the Spotlight

Eileen Gu’s Quiet Turn Toward Buddhism in the Spotlight

After global fame and Olympic pressure, the freestyle skiing star has spoken—briefly but pointedly—about faith, ego, and learning Read More

AI Chatbots Enter Churches, Raising New Faith Questions

AI Chatbots Enter Churches, Raising New Faith Questions

From sermon drafting to “talk to Jesus” apps, religious communities are testing new tools—and debating what should remain Read More

An Atheist Writer Followed Pope Franics to Mongolia

An Atheist Writer Followed Pope Franics to Mongolia

Javier Cercas’ European Book Prize-winning work turns a Vatican trip into a searching conversation about faith, death, and Read More

Sri Lanka monks demand bigger role in government

Sri Lanka monks demand bigger role in government

A Colombo protest revives a long-running debate over Buddhism’s “foremost place” and minority rights. COLOMBO — Hundreds of Read More