As far as showdowns between popes and secular leaders go, President Donald Trump versus Pope Leo XIV hardly rates. Leo hasn’t forced Trump to come see him and stand for three days in the snow, the way ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. We had so much going on this week, with the new season of “Euphoria” coming out and the president threatening to ...

KUALA LUMPUR, March 5 (Bernama) -- Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has called on Malaysians to draw lessons from the ongoing conflict in the Middle East and the prolonged suffering of the ...

There’s no question that Purim is Judaism’s most raucous, irreverent holiday. What with the costumes, ever more outlandish as years go by; the late-night partying with all too much alcoholic ...

Addis Ababa, March 2, 2026 (ENA) – President Taye Atske Selassie emphasized that the legacy of the Victory of Adwa serves as a blueprint for unity, peace, sovereignty and the firm pursuit of ...

With the passing of a civil rights giant such as the late Rev. Jesse Jackson, this Black History Month took on even greater importance. It was a reminder that so many who fought for so much have left ...

Divisions are intensifying across the nation, with a recent poll finding that over half of Americans fear the U.S. is on a path toward civil war and two-thirds believe that American democracy is under ...

As we step into the last week of the year 2025, it is hard not to pause and reflect back. The year 2025 was both turbulent and transformational. It moved so fast that there was hardly any time to ...

A few days ago I realized with a shock that Advent was nearly over. I’d yet to get a tree, and I hadn’t even begun to hunt through the house for my nativity scene. I’d been so preoccupied with ...

David Dault, a professor of Christian spirituality at Loyola University Chicago, is bridging social critique with biblical study by looking at how people interpret, use, brand, and weaponize the Bible ...

Division is easy. We see it everywhere, in our politics, our neighborhoods, even around our dinner tables. We’ve become so accustomed to disagreeing — and disagreeing badly — that we’ve forgotten how ...