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Religious leaders to mark MLK Day with early start for 2024 voter mobilization

(RNS) — For Black church leaders and multiracial coalitions, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, less than 300 days from Election Day, has come to represent

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Why I am obsessed with an ancient story about giant frogs

(RNS) — If you are Jewish — and, frankly, even if you are not — think about the last time you attended a Passover Seder.

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A small Spanish city’s bid to build Europe’s biggest Buddha

The old town of Cáceres, Extremadura, Spain, in 2019. (Photo by Alonso de Mendoza/Wikipedia/Creative Commons) (RNS) — Every November, the Spanish town of Cáceres holds

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Another dark Christmas in Ukraine 

(RNS) — Some Orthodox Christians in Ukraine will celebrate Christmas on Sunday (Jan. 7), but instead of Christmas bells, they will hear air raid sirens.

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Ringing in the New With Rainn Wilson Ringing in the New Year With Rainn Wilson

 It’s the final hours of 2023! As we prepare to turn the page to the New Year on The State of Belief, Interfaith Alliance’s

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13 emerging faith leaders who made their mark in 2023

(RNS) — The events of 2023 catapulted a variety of people of faith into the public eye. Religion News Service selected 13 who made their

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The Spiritual Power of Humor With Rev. Susan Sparks

 It may feel like there’s little to laugh about these days… But the fact is, seeking out joy and amusement is even more important

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Photos of the Week: Christmas celebrations; stolen art

(RNS) — This week’s photo gallery includes Christmas celebrations, stolen art being returned and more. The post Photos of the Week: Christmas celebrations; stolen art

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Pacific School of Religion applauds papal approval of blessings for same-sex couples

Hope that this is the first step of many towards the full inclusion and acceptance of LGBTQ+ community Pacific School of Religion (PSR) and our

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Cardinal Becciu sentenced to 5 and a half years in prison by Vatican tribunal

VATICAN CITY (RNS) — After a trial lasting two and a half years, which addressed financial mismanagement by the Vatican’s Secretariat of State, Vatican judges