Speaking at a university campus and later a seaside town during a five-day trip to participate in a youth gathering in Portugal, Pope Francis
Sing to the Lord a new song – Psalms 96:1 A survey published in 1939 revealed that the most popular song in churches was
With both sides citing religious freedom, what would be the first religious public charter school in the United States met its initial challenge—a lawsuit
Three quarters of a century after President Harry Truman signed an executive order aimed at ensuring that all members of the military are treated
On March 27th a heavily armed attacker shot through a locked school door at a private Christian school in Nashville, killing three 9-year-old students,
Amid the ongoing civil war in Burma (Myanmar) and what UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has described as the ethnic cleansing of its minority Muslim Rohingya
Nearly five years after the deadliest antisemitic attack in the nation’s history, the individual found guilty has been sentenced to death. For the survivors,
A multicultural enclave of Detroit, Michigan, that attracted international attention in 2015 for becoming the first in the U.S. to elect a Muslim-majority city
A week after authorities in Iran threatened to renew a crackdown on women not wearing the hijab, the country’s morality police has shut down
As the countdown commences for the inaugural papal visit to Mongolia in early September, the highest-ranking Vatican official in the Asian nation has characterized