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German Cleric Urges Forgiveness for Predator Priests Labeled as ‘Criminals’

08 Jul 2019
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Alison Lesley

Members of the Holy Spirit Church walked out the sermon in protest This message by Zurkuhlen comes at a difficult time for the Roman Catholic Church which is currently dealing with a barrage of allegations...

The Prayers of Ramadan

07 May 2019
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Alison Lesley

30 days of prayer , beginning the Islamic beliefs. It is a month during which it is common to see people fasting, praying, and working to improve their community. The prayers that surround Ramadan...

Bible Gateway Reveals the #1 Most Searched Terms

08 Aug 2018
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Derek Welch

The mission of Bible Gateway is to honor Christ. concerning its readers on the site's 25th anniversary. Bible Gateway has announced the site has received 14 billion visits and has published popular...

What Are The Religious Themes of Golden Globes Award Winner ‘Three Billboards’?

09 Jan 2018
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Elisa Meyer

'Three Billboards' Movie Interweaves Judaism, Catholicism, and Southern Gothic Fiction Martin McDonagh's movies have some common themes. First, they are filled with powerful displays of verbal jousting,...

Jains Around the World Celebrate Paryushan

21 Aug 2017
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Derek Welch

Life, Ahimsa, reflection and forgiveness For over 2,000 years, the religion of Jainism has attracted millions of followers in India and across the rest of the world. September marks one of the most...

Jains Observe Paryushan Parva with Fasting and Meditation

26 Aug 2016
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Alison Lesley

The Jain Festival Paryushan Parva lasts 8-10 days. Aside from Diwali, one of the most important celebrations in the Jain religion is Paryushan Parva. In fact, the celebration is so vital that Jainism...

Evidence in Caribbean Shows Natives and European Colonialists Discussed Religion

22 Aug 2016
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Alison Lesley

Colonial-era spiritual Christograms and Latin inscriptions found in a remote island cave indicates religious dialogue between Europeans and the Taino. According to "The Mona Chronicle: the archeology...

Muslims Celebrate the ‘Night of Power’: Laylat Al-Qadr

02 Jul 2016
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Derek Welch

Islam's Laylat Al-Qadr traditions Laylat Al-Qadr is often known as the Night of Power as it is considered as the most precious night in Islamic faith. The Ramadan is the holy month and Muslims all over...

How to Forgive in Even the Darkest of Times

06 May 2016
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Shane Pruitt

A young woman learns forgiveness and His Light are there even in the darkest hour. Being in ministry, I get the opportunity to meet great people on a regular basis. But, every once in a while, I meet...

The Year of Mercy: In Lego-Vision!

10 Dec 2015
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Nathan Glover

Father Roderick's video breakdown of the Holy Year of Mercy using Legos. Father Roderick recently published a brief video breakdown of the Holy Year of Mercy launched this past Tuesday… Lego...