Two priests remember Sept. 11, 2001, from radically different vantage points: one as a pastor responding to the catastrophe; the other as a seminarian who would learn that his uncle had died at the World Trade Center.
Two priests remember Sept. 11, 2001, from radically different vantage points: one as a pastor responding to the catastrophe; the other as a seminarian who would learn that his uncle had died at the World Trade Center.
Author and filmmaker Dinesh D’Souza argues that archaeological discoveries can help people better understand the Bible’s historical narrative, pointing to artifacts associated with figures
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A Texas transgender advocacy group has launched a legal effort to determine who was behind a mass mailing campaign that the group says impersonated it
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Gospel singer Guy Penrod is asking for prayers after revealing a serious blood-related illness that he said has only one potential fix: a bone marrow transplant
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If you do not live in a competitive district, the temptation is to stay home and not
Read moreThe complicated findings, based on relatively small samples within each age group, come as Americans' religious decline continues to
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