International
Blasphemy in Pakistan: The case of Aasia Bibi
Exclusive access to sealed court transcripts raises serious concerns about the trial of the only woman on death row
83-year-old Sister Megan Rice continues her anti-nuclear activism in jail, pleads for a Catholic Church 'of the streets'
Through 85 years and a devastating flood, Cedar Rapids' Mother Mosque of America endures
As Pope Francis visits, remote Cuban town emerges as a symbol of a resurgent Catholic Church
Exclusive access to sealed court transcripts raises serious concerns about the trial of the only woman on death row
It’s not easy being Muslim in America, but my choice was a spiritual transformation
Churches and mosques are using passages from the Bible and Quran to promote Ebola prevention
Staff and activists fought to save Bosnia’s National Museum, home of famed 14th century Sarajevo Haggadah
The Quba Islamic Institute is turning ‘something negative into a positive’ after receiving Islamophobic messages
Since San Bernardino attacks, there have been several reports of threats, violence against religious minority
Warren Jeffs’ polygamous sect crumbles in the face of a federal lawsuit and a mass exodus
Nathan Schneider explores the unresolved challenge of transgender identity for the Catholic Church
Both men agree that the system is broken and radical transformation is necessary
Establishment leadership refuses to change tactics despite younger generation's skepticism of Israel's peace commitment
Feb. 29 approaches, with advocates pushing hard for long-shot changes
Group of California nuns can't afford rising rent. Melissa Chan reports
People commented with 'unashamed joy' as the fire damaged a former hotel being converted into refugee housing in Bautzen
Small community hopes to make a difference as national conversation turns bitter
Reverend Derrick Harkins who was the former Director of Faith Outreach for the Democratic Party, weighs in on the topic
Pope Francis gets political in a message delivered hours after going to the US-Mexico border in Juárez
Scenes from the Holy Father's five-day visit to a country plagued by violence
Pope Francis is in Mexico championing the rights of families divided by the border
Francis celebrated a Mass for Mexican Indians that featured readings in the native languages of Chiapas
Juárez residents, who have suffered horrific violence, request audience with Francis during his visit to border
His Holiness is greeted in Colombo t the beginning of a six-day trip to Asia.
Like other evangelical relocators, Baltimore’s Matthew Loftus wanted to have a personal stake in fighting poverty
Demand for hospice chaplains grows as more Americans seek deathbed spiritual counseling
At least eight predominantly black churches have burned since Charleston shooting; Ramadan fundraiser aims to help
