Sociologist Tia Noelle Pratt’s new book, Black and Catholic: Racism, Identity, and Religion, is “an unapologetic statement in scholarly form that we, Black Catholics, are here and we matter,” writes Rana Irby.
Sociologist Tia Noelle Pratt’s new book, Black and Catholic: Racism, Identity, and Religion, is “an unapologetic statement in scholarly form that we, Black Catholics, are here and we matter,” writes Rana Irby.
US teenagers are more likely to feel comfortable seeking advice about their identity from their mothers than from anyone else, ranking parents and friends ahead of Jesus, new...
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The charity founded by Glenn Beck is setting its aim on aiding persecuted Christians in Nigeria amid skyrocketing global persecution, with the conservative radio host warning during an...
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A recent CNN article warned that a “tsunami” of church closings is poised to remake America But the numbers tell a quieter story Closures barely outpace openings, and...
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The Leo Chronicles: Brother Leo continues his search for Gaby in
Read moreAt issue in St Mary Catholic Parish v Roy is whether a Colorado state program violates the First Amendment's free exercise clause because it requires that participating preschools abide by
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Wemaple will be firmly committed to the public interest and democratic values.
