- February 15, 2025
Why a bishop and a rabbi are taking Homeland Security to court
(RNS) — As a rabbi and an Episcopal bishop, we share the ancient belief that every person is made in
Catholics argue university anti-union efforts go against religious teachings
(RNS) — Non-tenure-track faculty at Marquette University, a Jesuit school in Milwaukee, had been working for months to unionize and
Katherine Stewart Inside the Movement to Destroy American Democracy
This week, author and journalist Katherine Stewart joins host Rev. Paul Brandeis Raushenbush to discuss the rise of Christian
Trump is trying to divide us. Here’s why I’m optimistic about the next four years.
(RNS) — Last year, many of us took to the streets, called our neighbors, built coalitions and marched to the
Can Religion Save Democracy? Maggie Siddiqi on Pluralism, Policy, and Resistance
This week, Maggie Siddiqi, new senior fellow at Interfaith Alliance, is with host Rev. Paul Brandeis Raushenbush discussing Donald
Despite Vance attack, Catholic bishops press ahead on defending migrants
(RNS) — On Sunday (Jan. 26), a collection of U.S. Catholic bishops’ staffers met at a Capitol Hill hotel with
Thank you, Vice President Vance
(RNS) — Vice President J.D. Vance has done what the U.S. bishops have been incapable of doing: He has made
At March for Life, crowd roars as GOP leaders renew anti-abortion vows
WASHINGTON (RNS) — After a presidential campaign in which anti-abortion activists lamented that their issue had faded from the GOP’s
Alaska Native leaders call to preserve Denali name for Mount McKinley
(RNS) — In his second inauguration address on Monday (Jan. 20), President Donald Trump repeated his customary campaign speech promises
King’s Non-Violence Trumps Christian Nationalism
This week, we focus on the confluence of the inauguration of Donald Trump on the day we observe Martin