As we begin October, we too are lucky. Bart Everson reminds us that each of us exists because an unbroken chain of ancestors survived long enough to pass life forward. Through luck, resilience, and countless generations, their breath becomes ours. Honoring them is both remembrance and gratitude for being here. Continue reading Ancestors Always: Luck, Lineage, and Living Memory at The Wild Hunt.| The Wild Hunt
Greater Chicagoland Pagan Pride drew hundreds to Riis Park for workshops, ritual, and activism under the theme “Revolutionary Reflections,” balancing community celebration with resilience after disruptions by evangelical protesters crashed the event. Continue reading Christians Protest Chicagoland Pagan Pride at The Wild Hunt.| The Wild Hunt
At a 90-minute rally-like gathering, Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth outlined planned changes to the U.S. military, blasting “wokeness,” tightening combat standards for women, and vowing “no more beardos” or Nordic Pagans in the ranks. Continue reading No Military Full of Nordic Pagans for You – Hegseth’s Fight Against “Woke” Culture in the Ranks at The Wild Hunt.| The Wild Hunt
The Multicultural Alliance begins a six-week Interfaith Dialogue program on Oct. 8.| Fort Worth Report
Hunderttausende Italiener demonstrierten letzte Woche überwiegend friedlich für Frieden in Gaza. Doch es kam auch zu Ausschreitungen und eine Papst-Statue wurde beschmiert. Das kommentiert nun der Jerusalemer Patriarch.| Religion | RP ONLINE
Die tödliche Attacke auf eine Synagoge in Manchester mit Toten und Verletzten wirft ein Schlaglicht auf Antisemitismus in Großbritannien und Europa. Zudem kommen tragische Details ans Licht.| Religion | RP ONLINE
Der Kampf gegen politische Extreme läuft oft über Informationen und Fakten. Wer Menschen erreichen will, muss aber auch Emotionen ansprechen und auf Empathie setzen.| Religion | RP ONLINE
Zum Älterwerden gehört auch, dass man sich von Weggefährten verabschieden muss. Wie man mit Schmerz und Verlust umgeht – und welche Rolle der Glaube dabei spielt.| Religion | RP ONLINE
Ein prominenter AfD-Landespolitiker belegt Bischof Bätzing mit harschen Worten. Wie der Pressesprecher der Bischöfe darauf reagiert.| Religion | RP ONLINE
Exorzismus als rituelle Austreibung des Teufels aus einer mutmaßlich besessenen Person ist ein besonderes Angebot katholischer Geistlicher. Ihnen hat Papst Leo XIV. für ihren Einsatz Mut gemacht.| Religion | RP ONLINE
In Rom tagt eine Vereinigung von katholischen Dämonen-Austreibern. In einer Grußbotschaft würdigt Papst Leo XIV. deren Wirken. Die Priester befreien Menschen von angeblich bösen Geistern und Dämonen.| Religion | RP ONLINE
Die Synagoge an der Reichenbachstraße in München ist saniert worden. Die Geschichte ist verwinkelt, schlimm und wunderbar zugleich.| RP ONLINE
Wandering around, took some pictures.| Family Inequality
Democracy depends not only on elections or debates, but on the daily habits of care our institutions cultivate. Those habits must be practiced. And they begin, often, with something as small as a child asking his father for money; not for himself, but for someone he may never meet. The post Teaching Democracy, One Walk at a Time appeared first on American Enterprise Institute - AEI.| American Enterprise Institute – AEI
Tucker Carlson's Incomplete Understanding of Speech and The Civil Religion The post Christianity and Free Speech appeared first on American Reformer.| American Reformer
Here’s a quick look at the world around 1000 BCE The world population is about 50 million. The Bantu expansion is just beginning, from a homeland on the present Nigeria/Cameroon border. It will eventually cover most of Africa south of the equator. The expansion is sometimes told as a story of first farmers replacing hunter-gatherers. […]| Logarithmic History
Many people use the names Satan and Lucifer as if they mean the same thing. But their origins and meanings are not the same. Both figures are related to the ideas of pride, rebellion, and evil, which is why the two are often confused. What is the difference between Satan and Lucifer? Lucifer is usually […] The post What is the Difference Between Satan and Lucifer appeared first on Pediaa.Com.| Pediaa.Com
Swiss Guards swearing-in ceremony to take place at the Vatican on Saturday. The Vatican’s Swiss Guards on Thursday unveiled a new uniform ahead of a ceremony that will see 27 new recruits join the pope's army on Saturday. The new Swiss-made uniform - which does not replace the famous "Gala" uniform - is to be used for non-ceremonial formal occasions such as diplomatic receptions and official dinners outside the Vatican. Until now, the officers wore "personal suits" on these occasions, "wh...| Wanted in Rome - Wanted in Rome | Italy's news in English
National holiday to take effect from 2026. Italy on Saturday marks the feast day of one of the country's two patron saints, Francis of Assisi, days after parliament voted to reinstate a public holiday in his honour. The restored national holiday, which the Italian state abolished in 1977 for economic reasons, will take effect from 2026. The bill to reinstate 4 October as a public holiday was passed comfortably by the Italian parliament, with the senate giving it final approval on Wednesday. I...| Wanted in Rome - Wanted in Rome | Italy's news in English
As Jews gather to fast and pray, the rest of the nation might pause and learn. Imagine if each of us confessed one fault, forgave one grievance, and renewed one commitment to better behavior. Our families would be stronger, our communities more resilient, and our civic life more humane. The post A Day of Reset: Yom Kippur, Forgiveness, and the Courage to Begin Again appeared first on American Enterprise Institute - AEI.| American Enterprise Institute – AEI
Sarah Mullaly is a safe steward for the troubled Church of England| New Statesman
I am not sure how often most people think about death. For myself, I think about my death several dozen times per day. This is not a morbid fixation, merely focused self-interest combined with practicality. I have never understood those who refuse to think about their own deaths, or who do things such as decline […]| The Worthy House • Towards A Politics of Future Past
Judi: Hello, everybody. It’s my great pleasure to introduce Matt Segall. Matt is a PhD, a transdisciplinary researcher, philosopher, and teacher applying process-relational thought across the natural and social sciences. He is an associate professor in the Philosophy, Cosmology, and Consciousness Department here at CIIS. His presentation is titled Remembering the Repressed with Jung and Steiner. Matt […]| Footnotes2Plato
Charlie Kirk’s assassination is a national tragedy, an unmistakable symptom of civic decay. Kirk’s murder deserves clear condemnation. But condemnation need not include canonization. Kirk’s shock-j…| Footnotes2Plato
Watching how the world reacted or chose not to react to Israel’s actions after October 7, 2023 has left me sick to my stomach. I feel nauseous at the indifference and at how quickly empathy seemed to vanish, even as the images and videos coming out of Gaza made the horror undeniable| RAIOT
by Paul Cudenec (who reads the article here) Has the external form of the Christian Church long been taken over by dark forces? This is the provocative suggestion made by the French philosopher Jacques Ellul, himself a Christian, in his 1984 book La subversion du Christianisme. He warns: “There exists a demonic and infernal power … Continue reading Christianity and the forces of evil| winter oak
Vienna, 24 September 2025 My wife and I have just finished a long weekend in the little town of Waidhofen an der Ybbs. We were actually using it as a base from which to carry out a number of very p…| the heart thrills
The need for radical kindness is greater when Jews are divided, writes a rabba. -- The post On Yom Kippur, the scales are in the balance. Radical kindness can tip them. appeared first on Jewish Telegraphic Agency.| Jewish Telegraphic Agency
Wendell Marsh reflects on how his book Textual Life emerged from critical academic spaces now under siege, defending humanities scholarship. The post Textual Life, Institutional Death On Gaza Solidarity, Columbia University, and the Crisis of the Humanities Wendell Marsh first appeared on Columbia University Press Blog.| Columbia University Press Blog
The church has a well-defined leadership hierarchy that has governed it for decades.| Loveland Reporter-Herald
Dozens gathered in protest and counter-protest during festivities for IDEAL’s National Coming Out Week Sept. 29.| The Temple News
What you need to know to be wildly rich and famous beyond comprehension. You could take over the world if …| qwerky science
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints will be holding a special tribute broadcast honoring President Russell M. Nelson, who passed away on Saturday night.| ABC4 Utah
In a culture that has forgotten the sacred, to see with the eyes of moral imagination is a quiet revolution. And it is one my generation desperately needs.| Public Discourse
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Drive Thru History advertises “adventure learning” through its courses. Whether on YouTube, Amazon, or through his own site, Dave Stotts explores major historical periods. He does so in episodic segments, which also include an extensive print study guide. The courses and TV show have snowballed in popularity due to the quality of the material as […] The post Drive Thru History: A Brief Guide to the Online Courses appeared first on Historyplex.| Historyplex
Lance Phillips • September 30, 2025 I have been trying to come up with something to say about the present moment in time that does not seem completely obvious to most of us. Yes, the levels of bigotry and hatred, divisiveness and blind faith, and cruelty and disregard are toxic, for everyone. Yes, things seem […] The post United States of the Mark appeared first on Brownicity.| Brownicity
Day of The Dead is approaching and Philly has lots of ways you can celebrate. Here is your roundup of events for the holiday that celebrates the memories of those who have died.| Billy Penn at WHYY
The world is marvelling at the Hungarian priest who evangelises on a skateboard - check out some photos and videos of him in our article #skateboard #religion #romancatholic #church #video| DailyNewsHungary
A self-identifying atheist acquaintance — I’ll call him Maynard — posted questions about God on his blog encouraging any believers hanging out there to please answer. How could I resist?... The post Questions from an Atheist: The God Hypothesis appeared first on BahaiTeachings.org.| - BahaiTeachings.org
The Scottish Parliament will soon vote on a new Bill to reform opt-out rights for religious observance in schools. With our new letter template, you can tell your MSPs why school pupils deserve the right to opt themselves out. Support... The post Take action to end compulsory religious worship in schools! Contact your MSPs, donate to our campaign fundraiser appeared first on Humanist Society Scotland.| Humanist Society Scotland
Fraser was giving evidence to the Holyrood equalities, human rights and civil justice committee, as part of the Scottish Parliament’s scrutiny of the religious observance bill. Our CEO Fraser Sutherland appeared at a meeting of the Holyrood equalities committee this... The post Our CEO makes case for ending compulsory worship in schools to Holyrood committee appeared first on Humanist Society Scotland.| Humanist Society Scotland
Questions from MSPs Emma Roddick and Elena Whitham highlight the ‘hierarchy of beliefs’ created by new opt out rights for religious worship in schools. The Scottish Government also responded to our new report, Preaching is not Teaching, which finds that... The post MSPs question Scottish Government on ‘widespread Christian worship’ in schools appeared first on Humanist Society Scotland.| Humanist Society Scotland
State schools in Scotland are required to provide compulsory acts of religious observance. How can we still justify this in a secular democracy? Our new report, Preaching is Not Teaching, draws on testimony from parents, teachers, and pupils to reveal... The post We launch landmark report, Preaching is not Teaching, on religious observance in Scottish schools. appeared first on Humanist Society Scotland.| Humanist Society Scotland
Raised in US evangelism, psychologist Darrel Ray formed Recovering from Religion in 2009. He spoke to our Communications Manager Greg about the group’s sister campaign, The Secular Therapy Project, which Darrel is bringing to the UK for a forthcoming tour,... The post Humanist Society interview series: Darrel Ray on Secular Therapy and his UK tour appeared first on Humanist Society Scotland.| Humanist Society Scotland
The vote saw a split in the ruling coalition, with its more conservative elements joining the right-wing opposition.| Notes From Poland
Den 21 september 2025 äger kyrkovalet rum. Valdeltagandet brukar vara lågt men kyrkovalet är intressant av flera skäl. Det låga valdeltagandet är ett av dem, mindre nomineringsgrupper med motiverade sympatisörer har en reell chans att röstas in och påverka. Kyrkovalet belyser också den kluvna relationen mellan stat och kyrka i Sverige, trots att de skilts […]| motpol.nu
Colonial Rule and Religious Resistance: My Research Project My habilitation project, ‘“Arming the Natives and Inspiring Them to Resist German Influence”: Functions of Religion in Colonial Rule and Indigenous Resistance in German East Africa and Tanganyika (1885–1961)’, explores how religion functioned both as a tool of colonial domination and as a means of indigenous resistance. My research examines the period between 1885 and 1961, when German and British authorities used Christia...| German Historical Institute London Blog
Dallin H. Oaks, President of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, has released a statement on the violence committed at an LDS chapel in Michigan on…| ABC4 Utah
Both Flavin and Van Gorder sketched an invitation and a warning. The real test isn’t in the heat of headlines, but in the quieter spaces — dinner tables, living rooms, classrooms and pews — where people chose to alienate or to listen. The health of democracy and national change, they argue, will be decided in those very regular, small acts of civility and grace. The post Baylor professors emphasize civil discourse, response to political violence first appeared on The Baylor Lariat.| The Baylor Lariat
Martin Nesvig’s newest book, The Women Who Threw Corn, offers a novel approach to the cultural view and development of sorcery and magical practices in sixteenth-century Mexico, as seen through the lens of acculturation, or cultural assimilation between groups. This is the first book in an upcoming two-part series called Xolotl Rite, and whereas this book highlights women, […] The post Review of The Women Who Threw Corn: Witchcraft and Inquisition in Sixteenth-Century Mexico (2025) app...| Not Even Past
Charlie Kirk was martyred, for speaking the truth and spreading the Gospel. One wonders how someone who adamantly preached nonviolence was violently murdered. Turns out that’s not unusual, but it is cause to reflect, and determine what led up to and caused a young man with his whole life ahead of him to throw it away in such a senseless and brutal act. It’s still early, but it appears the young man was romantically involved with another young man who, like Beto, was a furry. The romantic ...| Men Of The West
It’s been a while since I’ve written anything. And I don’t feel like I have a lot to add to this conversation that others more eloquent than me have already said. After all, I wasn’t Charlie Kirk’s target audience. He seemed like a nice enough guy. I just never got into his world. | Men Of The West
An “unsatisfactory” ideology “cobbled together from various religious-philosophical fragments”| The Nerd Reich
Have you seen this man? For those fortunate enough to have spent the summer in Brighton, you’ve likely come across a young man named Ollie Sabatelli. Ollie, better known by his online handle “ollieknowinghim”, has gained some traction over the last year for his polarising, outspoken declaration of propositions from the Christian Bible. From London […] The post THE ISSUE OF STREET PREACHERS and NOISE POLLUTION first appeared on The Badger.| The Badger
“…and lo, I am with you always, even to the end of the age.” Matthew 28:20| Dr. James Schroeder
Law enforcement has identified the individual who drove into a church building, before shooting at those inside and setting fire to the building as Thomas Jacob Sanford.| ABC4 Utah
ABC4’s Sarah Murphy sat down with former U.S. Senator Mitt Romney regarding the death of Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints President Russell M. Nelson, who passed away at his home i…| ABC4 Utah
Russell M. Nelson, the 17th President of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, has died, Church officials confirmed late Saturday night. He was 101 years old.| ABC4 Utah
a person who overestimates their own influence—1661—alludes to the fable of a fly sitting on the axletree of a moving chariot and saying, “See what a dust I raise”| word histories
Is this actually a portrait of Buddha, drawn by one of his disciples? Here is a link saying: One of Buddha's disciple draw it secretly, while Buddha was teaching. Yes, Sakyamuni Buddha is Mongoloid race. The original photo stored in British museum. Gautama Buddha's real portrait at the age of 41| Recent Questions - Skeptics Stack Exchange
The Great Library of Alexandria was one of the wonders of ancient civilisation having collected many thousands of scrolls containing knowledge and literature from across the known world. The 2009 movie Agora is partially about its destruction and tells this story (my emphasis): When the Christians start defiling the statues of the pagan gods, the pagans, including Orestes and Hypatia's father, ambush the Christians to squash their rising influence. However, in the ensuing battle, the pagans u...| Recent Questions - Skeptics Stack Exchange
Es gibt diese Dauerdebatte in Deutschland wie in der Schweiz: «Soll die Kirche politisch sein?» Meist bleibt dabei unklar, wer hier überhaupt mit «Kirche» oder «Politik» gemeint ist. Der Beitrag Eric Nussbaumer: Als Christ Politik machen – wie geht das? (Podcast-Festival) erschien auf RefLab.| RefLab
Im grandiosen Vitra Museum in Weil am Rhein, mitten im Dreiländereck Schweiz-Deutschland-Frankreich, gibt es noch bis Ende September eine grandiose und ziemlich religiöse Design-Ausstellung zu sehen. Der Beitrag Mateo Kries: Design und Religion (was uns die Shaker heute lehren) erschien auf RefLab.| RefLab
We are very excited to announce the launch of a brand new journal focusing on the topic of ecological civilization! The Journal of Ecological Civilization Studies is the premiere academic publication dedicated to advancing understanding of the theory and practice of ecological civilization. The journal provides a platform for interdisciplinary research, critical discourse, and practical solutions aimed at fostering sustainable, equitable, and regenerative societies for the long-term.| Center for Process Studies
Discover key takeaways from Freedom Forum's annual First Amendment survey.| Freedom Forum
What does the First Amendment say about the conflict between religion and science in schools?| Freedom Forum
Disclaimer: the ideas and opinions presented below are reflective of the author and may or may not be shared by other members of the Society of Friends of Epicurus.| Society of Friends of Epicurus
Gabriel Said Reynolds— The eighteenth chapter of the Qur’an is named “The Cave” because it includes a story of young men who slept for hundreds of years in a cave... READ MORE The post A Dog, a Donkey, and an Ant: Animals in the Qur’an and Their Biblical Background appeared first on Yale University Press.| Yale University Press
Recently, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a district court ruling for Snohomish Regional Fire and Rescue (SRFR), finding it didn’t violate Title VII... The post Employer Didn’t Violate Title VII When It Denied Vaccine Accommodation first appeared on HRWatchdog.| HRWatchdog
“I've been waiting for this to happen for a long time,” said singer and Kanisse community member Galeet Dardashti.| Jewish Telegraphic Agency
Dear Reading Religion Subscribers, Here’s the latest from Reading Religion, the American Academy of Religion’s religious studies review site. This month, we feature our latest “Four Books” essay and a reading list in honor of Hispanic... READ MORE The post Reading Religion Newsletter Vol. 10, Issue 8 appeared first on Reading Religion.| Reading Religion
By Karen Jackson-Weaver The opportunity to write about four books that have shaped my scholarly journey invites me to reflect on my doctoral studies at| Reading Religion
This past summer, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made headlines when he falsely claimed at a Christian conference in Jerusalem that there was “no starvation in Gaza.” A less noted, but also telling, moment came after Netanyahu’s remarks, when Yossi Dagan, a leading advocate for Israeli ambitions to annex Palestinian territory, presented evangelical minister Paula […]| Mother Jones
By any measure, Yael Eckstein is an incredibly effective advocate for Israel. As the president and global CEO of a massive Israel-focused philanthropy, she oversees humanitarian relief, security programs, social services for elderly Holocaust survivors, and Jewish resettlement. On her weekly podcasts, she ties biblical teachings to modern Israel and personal stories from her own […]| Mother Jones
Engaging in ritual for ritual’s sake only deepens nihilism.| The MIT Press Reader
This is not a long post; just a reflection. There’s a passage in Romans that always struck me as strange:| Traverse Fantasy
I feel like I glossed over Romans 1:18–25 (NSRVUE) in my previous post:| Traverse Fantasy
I’ve been interested in Pauline theology for a while: first, for his emphasis on community organization against the norms of 1st century Greco-Roman politeia; second, his relatively egalitarian and universal outlook on gender/sex and nationality (in as much as nationality could be said to exist at the time whether on the basis of ancestry, geography, or politeia); third, his self-understanding as a Pharisee and apostle of Jesus to the Gentiles, which was contrary—or at least orthogonal—...| Traverse Fantasy
Shimmering candles in Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore (Il Duomo di Firenze). Florence, Italy Join Weekly Prompts Weekly Prompts Weekend Challenge – Shimmering| The New 3 Rs: Retire, Recharge, Reconnect
The tech mogul is amping up his apocalyptic rhetoric—and adding a dangerous dose of extremism into the already-fraught culture war.| The New Republic
Shanah Tovah! Wishing a Happy New Year to all who are celebrating Rosh Hashanah (שנה טובה). With Yom Kippur approaching, here is a scenario to consider: An employee asks to work from home on the afternoon leading into the fast so they can log off early and get to synagogue without taking a full vacation […]| The Employer Handbook Blog
Rabat – Morocco has developed a strong cultural and educational strategy to protect society from extremism, under the guidance of King Mohammed VI, the Secretary-General of the Mohammed VI League of Scholars, Ahmed Abbadi, told the Italian newspaper Ius101. Abbadi explained that this approach helps society distinguish between right and wrong. It works through the […] The post Morocco Strengthens Society Against Extremism Through Education, Culture appeared first on Morocco World News.| Morocco World News
Speaker Mike Johnson has been talking about it for decades, and now he’s got a larger audience.| Mother Jones
A new comparative analysis of states’ religiousness published this week by the Pew Research Center shows Alaska is the 35th most religious state in the country. The survey found 26% of Alaskans in Pew’s Religious Landscape Study are considered “highly religious,” based on questions asking whether they believe in God, pray regularly, attend religious services, and consider religion to […] The post Long-term study shows religion among Alaskans is declining, mirroring nationwide ...| Chilkat Valley News
Seventh Day Adventists sent thousands of religious books to the city.| WYPR
USCIRF’s new report links severe religious freedom violations to the risk of genocide and mass atrocities, naming Yazidis, Christians, Muslims, Uyghurs, and Armenians as targets, but notably omitting Pagans, polytheists, and contemporary Pagan traditions. Continue reading USCIRF Warns Religious Freedom Violations Signal Atrocity Risk, But Omits Pagans and Polytheists at The Wild Hunt.| The Wild Hunt
FBI Director Kash Patel’s “see you in Valhalla” remark was less tribute than theater, misappropriating sacred imagery to perform warrior culture for the cameras and revealing a new depth to America’s culture wars. Continue reading Editorial: Patel’s ‘See You in Valhalla’ Tribute Prompts Confusion, Debate, and Cringe at The Wild Hunt.| The Wild Hunt
Archaeologists in Egypt have uncovered a complete hieroglyphic copy of the Canopus Decree at Tell El-Fara’in, the first in over 150 years, offering new insight into Ptolemaic religion, politics, and calendar reform. Continue reading Egypt Announces Discovery of Complete Copy of Canopus Decree at The Wild Hunt.| The Wild Hunt
These days, it often feels like I have two choices. I can be myself and in danger, or I can be invisible and hope that I am safe - that nobody notices, that I am lucky, that none of the aspects I can’t control (my health, my class, the city I live in) are the one that get me. It’s no kind of choice at all. Continue reading Visibility at The Wild Hunt.| The Wild Hunt
"What set tea apart, though, was its intimacy," writes Erick DuPree. "Astrology required training and calculation; alchemy demanded secrecy, resources, and years of study. Tea-leaf reading needed only a pot, a cup, and an attentive eye." Continue reading Tasseography: insights at the bottom of a cup of tea at The Wild Hunt.| The Wild Hunt
North Texas area commanders Rob and Carolynn Webb aim to create awareness of Tarrant resources.| Fort Worth Report
Both somatic therapy and charismatic Christianity can involve intense physical reactions in people, such as trembling, shaking, writhing, and crying. This got me thinking about whether there might be some common ground in how both practices achieve these effects. ‘Slain in the Spirit’ in Charismatic Christianity During worship, Pentecostal and charismatic Christians might fall to…| Sam Woolfe
Der Speyerer katholische Bischof Karl-Heinz Wiesemann hat sich für die Abschaffung des Pflichtzölibats für Priester ausgesprochen. Was dem katholischen Theologen stattdessen vorschwebt.| Religion | RP ONLINE
Das jüdische Neujahrsfest Rosch Haschana ruft dazu auf, Verantwortung zu übernehmen und gleichzeitig Vertrauen zu haben. Es bietet Orientierung in einer Zeit, die an den Einzelnen große Anforderungen stellt.| Religion | RP ONLINE
Papst Leo hat die aus seiner Sicht überzogenen Gehälter von Top-Managern scharf kritisiert und dabei auf den Vergütungsplan für Tesla-Chef Elon Musk verwiesen. Was der Pontifex genau gesagt hat.| Religion | RP ONLINE
Er ist der jüngste Papst des 21. Jahrhunderts, aber nun wird Leo XIV. auch schon 70. Was der erste in den USA geborene Pontifex an seinem Geburtstag geplant hat.| Religion | RP ONLINE
Im Sudan sind Millionen Menschen auf der Flucht. Die damit einhergehende Ernährungskrise hat dramatische Folgen – denn körperliche und geistige Schäden durch Mangelernährung können nie mehr rückgängig gemacht werden.| Religion | RP ONLINE
2006 starb der 15-jährige Italiener Carlo Acutis 2006 an Krebs. Unter großem Jubel erhebt Papst Leo XIV. ihn nun in den Heiligenstand.| Religion | RP ONLINE
Die Welt blickt auf den Krieg im Nahen Osten. Unseren Kolumnisten betrifft dieser direkt. Seine Eltern sind Palästinenser. Er plädiert dafür, dass Würde, Leben und Gemeinschaft vor Territorium stehen sollten.| RP ONLINE