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African church leaders address decolonization and reparations and debate their role

As calls for decolonization and reparations for the transatlantic slave trade gain momentum globally, African church leaders, theologians and religious scholars gathered June 3-6.

Fredrick Nzwili | Religion News Service

June 11, 2025

Walter Breuggemann, influential biblical scholar, dies at 92

Walter Brueggemann, one of the most widely respected Bible scholars of the past century, died June 5 at his home in Michigan. He was 92.

Yonat Shimron | Religion News Service

June 10, 2025

‘We call him our cousin’: Black Catholics in New Orleans embrace Pope Leo as their own

Despite being born in Chicago and living most of his adult life in Peru, the first American pope has been claimed by Black Catholics in the Big Easy.

Rosemary Westwood | Religion News Service

June 9, 2025

New Jersey church’s proposed homeless shelter still in limbo after zoning meeting

The future of a proposed homeless shelter at a New Jersey church — and the future of the church itself — remains unclear after a

Bob Smietana | Religion News Service

June 4, 2025

An interfaith group’s 1950s MLK comic book remains a prominent nonviolence teaching tool

At cross-cultural gatherings in Bethlehem, West Bank, groups of children and adults turn to a 67-year-old, colorful comic book with Martin Luther King Jr.’s image

Adelle M. Banks | Religion News Service

June 3, 2025

African Christians walk hundreds of miles for Uganda Martyrs’ Day

Beneath the equatorial sun and a sky streaked with clouds, thousands of pilgrims move slowly toward Namugongo. Their bare feet blistered, lips murmuring prayers and

Tonny Onyulo | Religion News Service

June 2, 2025

Churches hope to tap the power of pickleball

The gym at the Adventure Commons was filled with sounds of pickleball — squeaking sneakers, the thwack of a paddle hitting a ball and cheers

Bob Smietana | Religion News Service

May 27, 2025

With fewer ordinations, seminaries find ways to serve young professionals in other fields

On a Tuesday evening in early April, an audience sat enraptured in Princeton Theological Seminary’s dining hall as, one by one, adults in their 20s

Kathryn Post | Religion News Service

May 21, 2025

Inside the conclave: How the Americas paved the way to Pope Leo XIV

Three conclaves set the stage for the moment when Pope Leo XIV stepped out onto the balcony of St. Peter’s Basilica, stunning the world as

Claire Giangravé | Religion News Service

May 20, 2025

Antoni Gaudí, architect of Sagrada Família, is on path to canonization

A week before his death, Pope Francis took the first step toward making Antoni Gaudí, the famed architect of Barcelona’s Sagrada Família, a saint. On

Claire Giangravé | Religion News Service

May 19, 2025

A New Jersey church wanted to build a homeless shelter. Now the town might take its property.

The mayor of Toms River, New Jersey, says he has a plan to revitalize the town’s riverfront and to create a new park for local

Bob Smietana | Religion News Service

May 13, 2025

Robert Prevost, first U.S. pope, will be known as Leo XIV

In a shocking vote that caught the Catholic world by surprise, the College of Cardinals elected Robert Francis Prevost, 69, the 267th pope on Thursday,

Claire Giangravé | Religion News Service

May 12, 2025
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