Assisi Peace Gathering Brings Global Faith Leaders Together 40 Years After Historic Meeting
Religious leaders from around the world are gathering in Assisi to renew an interfaith commitment to peace, dialogue and care for creation.
Religious leaders from around the world are gathering in Assisi to renew an interfaith commitment to peace, dialogue and care for creation.
FORT WORTH, Texas, with more than a million followers across social media, a group of Buddhist monks and their canine companion, Aloka the Peace Dog, have…
LOS ANGELES — In the wake of acts of violence in places of worship, local religious leaders plan a showing of solidarity among people of diverse…
Islam advocates that true concept of peace through justice is linked with recognition of God. In today's world where conflicts are rising and wars or unrest…
“Let there be peace on Earth and love for one another” Like-minded people from all over the world will simultaneously join the third edition of the…
550 trees will be planted per location to celebrate the 550th birth anniversary of Guru Nanak. EcoSikh, the Washington D.C.-headquartered environmental organization, is coordinating the distinct…
For the first time, Roman Catholic Church leader Pope Francis visits Arabian Peninsula It looks like comments by Pope Benedict XVI in 2006 about violence and…
Pope Francis referred to Angelus and helping the poor. During the Angelus prayer in St. Peter's Square, Pope Francis spoke at length about the First World…
The mission of Bible Gateway is to honor Christ. Bible Gateway, the popular online scripture resource, has revealed several illuminating statistics[/tweetit] concerning its readers on the…
Giving of alms counters greed Pope Francis urged Catholics to use the coming Lenten season to renew their faith.[/tweetit] He told them to use this prayer…
The Palestinian President said the people of Palestine will only accept Jerusalem in its entirety Mahmoud Abbas, the President of Palestinian Authority, restarted his verbal attacks…
Celebrations if any, are subdued. Quakers do not believe Christmas is a special day among all other holidays worth celebrating.[/tweetit] This practice started from the 17th…