- November 21, 2025
How the UK’s ancient stones are drawing renewed awareness of the sacred
PENZANCE, England (RNS) — On a gray fall afternoon earlier this month, a group of 19 people gathered outside the
Most of Gaza’s schools are destroyed and hundreds of thousands of children cannot go back to class
DEIR AL-BALAH, Gaza Strip (AP) — Bissan Younis looked dejected as she stood outside a cluster of tents surrounded by
Pope Leo’s first papal trip signals desire to bridge Catholic-Orthodox divides
ISTANBUL (RNS) — Pope Leo XIV is set to touch down in Istanbul at the end of November before visiting
Bishops publicly lament Trump deportation policies after pope urges stronger voice
BALTIMORE (RNS) — On the first public day of their November meeting, U.S. Catholic bishops spoke about the devastating impacts
Skye Perryman and Democracy Forward
In this episode of The State of Belief, host Rev. Paul Brandeis Raushenbush dives deep into some critical issues facing
Author Camey Joy honors National Adoption Month with her memoir ‘Beautifully Scarred’
Born in the mountains of Guatemala and adopted to save her life, Camey Joy shares her miraculous story of survival,
Pope declares Cardinal Newman a church doctor and signals Catholic education is a priority
VATICAN CITY (AP) — Pope Leo XIV on Saturday bestowed one of the Catholic Church’s highest honors on St. John
Faith leaders join Democrats to decry health care cuts, expiring SNAP benefits
WASHINGTON (RNS) — House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries and other Democrats joined faith leaders on Thursday (Oct. 30) to pray
Latino pastors look to refit preaching and pastoral care to trauma of mass deportations
MONROVIA, Calif. (RNS) — In a Home Depot parking lot beside a freeway on-ramp in this city northeast of Los
At Bay Area protest, a second pastor is shot by federal agents with a pepper round
OAKLAND, Calif. (RNS) — For the second time in six weeks, a pastor was struck in the head with a