Pope Leo’s latest appeal turns a private sacrament into a public moral question for Christian leaders in a time of conflict. Pope Leo XIV
From Spain’s public diversity institutions to interfaith voices abroad, this year’s commemoration has been marked with study, remembrance and messages of respect. March 13,
International Women’s Day becomes a moment not only of celebration, but of recognition for women strengthening religious life, defending conscience, and protecting freedom of
A new theological text argues that humanity’s future cannot be handed over to machines, even as religious communities increasingly experiment with artificial intelligence. The
From an interim appointment in 2024 to a presidency shaped by global FoRB crises and U.S. education battles. On March 5, 2024, the Religious
On one side of the world, a packed arena sings a chorus that sounds like it’s been carried through hard seasons and finally set
A Royal Palace concert for UN World Interfaith Harmony Week brought Orthodox chant, classical repertoire, and sacred poetry into one shared program. SOFIA, Bulgaria
After global fame and Olympic pressure, the freestyle skiing star has spoken—briefly but pointedly—about faith, ego, and learning to tune out the noise. When
From sermon drafting to “talk to Jesus” apps, religious communities are testing new tools—and debating what should remain human. Artificial intelligence is no longer
Javier Cercas’ European Book Prize-winning work turns a Vatican trip into a searching conversation about faith, death, and what Europe still expects from religion.