Celebrating 50 Years of Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton’s Enduring Legacy
Catholics nationwide will celebrate the 50th anniversary of Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton's canonization with yearlong events honoring her legacy and founding of the Sisters of Charity.
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Celebrating Diversity: Religious Observances from Around the World This Week
This week's image collection highlights diverse global religious celebrations, including Hanukkah, New Year observances, and memorial ceremonies.
Vineyard Church Faces Lawsuits After Former Pastor’s Sexual Misconduct Plea Deal
The Vineyard Church in Duluth faces lawsuits amid sexual abuse allegations against former pastor Jackson Gatlin, who's pleaded guilty to charges involving minors.
Building Alliances: The Essential Role of Evangelicals in Combating Antisemitism
The article emphasizes the urgent need for robust alliances between the Jewish community and Evangelical Christians to combat rising antisemitism effectively.
Religious Charities at Risk: EFC Warns Against New Government Proposals
The Evangelical Fellowship of Canada opposes proposals to revoke charitable status for anti-abortion groups, warning of severe impacts on religious charities and their communities.
Archbishop García-Siller Advocates for Leadership and Compassion Amid Border Challenges
San Antonio Archbishop Gustavo García-Siller emphasizes spiritual support, synodality, and accountability for vulnerable communities amidst rising challenges.
Exploring the Intersection of Science and Spirituality for Modern Healing
Healing Science Today launches *Science and Spirituality*, a book by Cheryl Petersen, bridging science and spirituality to highlight the mind's healing potential.
Historic Jobar Synagogue Reopens for Last Remnants of Syria’s Jewish Community
Syria's historic Jobar synagogue reopens for its dwindling Jewish community, now just nine elderly members, amid hopes for reconstruction and renewed freedoms.
Evangelical Generosity Dips Significantly as One-Third Stop Giving Altogether
A study reveals a troubling decline in Evangelical charitable giving, with nearly one-third donating nothing, reflecting broader trends of reduced generosity and increasing secularization.
Hostage Negotiations Stall as Biden’s Term Nears Its End
Negotiations for the release of Israeli hostages from Hamas have stalled amid heightened urgency, as both sides grapple with conflicting demands and a looming administration change.