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Pentagon Shrinks Military Faith List, Removing Dozens of Recognized Belief Groups
The Department of Defense is significantly narrowing the scope of religious groups it officially recognizes, reducing the number of faith codes for service members from over 200 to…
New Ecumenical Initiative Seeks to Bridge the Gap Between Faith and Free Markets
The Institute on Religion and Democracy (IRD) has launched a new ecumenical project titled "Christians for Capitalism," aimed at exploring the intersection of market economics and biblical faith.…
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A New Voice for the Vatican: EWTN’s Montse Alvarado to Lead Global Church Communications
Pope Leo XIV has made a historic move by appointing Montse Alvarado, the current head of EWTN News, to oversee the Vatican’s entire communications department. This decision marks…
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Finding Light in the Dark: Kate Bowler on Why Joy is Not Just for the Happy
Kate Bowler, a scholar of religious history at Duke Divinity School, recently sat down to discuss her newest book, Joyful, Anyway, which explores how deep delight can emerge…
A Question of Intent: Fact-Checking Claims Regarding the Pope and Iranian Nuclear Ambitions
Recent comments from former President Donald Trump have sparked a wave of confusion regarding the Vatican's official stance on nuclear weapons. During a public event, Trump alleged that…
Finding Home in a Strange Land: The Trailblazing Journey of Rabbi Angela Buchdahl
Rabbi Angela Buchdahl, a prominent spiritual leader who has broken long-standing cultural barriers, is sharing her personal story of faith and identity in a new memoir. Through her…
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Staying in the Room: A Father’s Choice to Listen Beyond the Noise of Tradition
Michael McLean, a legendary figure in Latter-day Saint media and music, has joined his son, Jeff, to release a new memoir titled "Stay in the Room." The book…
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Ancient Pews and Living Faith: The Rare Congregations That Predate the Nation
In a country that often prizes the new and the next, a handful of American congregations are still gathering in the same sacred spaces they occupied before the…
Desperation at the Church Doors: Cuban Families Face Growing Starvation Crisis
Catholic leaders in Cuba report a staggering rise in citizens seeking emergency aid at parish offices, with many individuals stating they have gone multiple days without a single…
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Stitching Together a New Life: Durham Congregations Step Up for Afghan Refugees
Two local religious communities in Durham, North Carolina, have taken it upon themselves to revive a vital support program for Afghan refugee women after federal budget cuts led…