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Throughout his papacy, Pope Francis excoriated the clergy for becoming smitten by symbols of power. Read more at straitstimes ...
A “no photograph upon landing” announcement punctured the serene silence of the cabin as I gazed at the snow-capped peaks outside our airplane window, a stark reminder that we were entering a land of ...
Give the devil his due. That's what the Church of Satanology is asking Hartford. The church, founded by Florida-based ...
Spanish antifascist Mercedes Núñez Targa’s memoir Bearing Witness: Prison Stories from a Woman's Fight Against Fascism is a ...
The world came together on a warm April morning in Rome. Under Bernini’s wide colonnade, a simple wooden coffin lay, ...
The Hartford City Council’s decision to fly a Christian flag at City Hall has sparked a debate. The council voted last week 7 ...
The Times Opinion columnist discusses religion and belief — at this moment in our politics, and in our lives more generally.
At first glance, comparing a Pope to political leaders might seem unconventional, but important commonalities exist.
People of all traditions and none are mourning Pope Francis — not just because a pope has died, but because a peacemaker has passed ...
For those who knew Pope Francis personally, the loss will be profound and lasting. For the rest of us, we are witnesses to ...
Conversion is framed as a betrayal of the nation, and Dalits who convert are labelled as traitors, tools of foreign influence ...