Religion Archives

U.S. Supreme Court to weigh case about public funds in religious schools

If the Supreme Court sides with the Catholic Church, taxpayer funding for religious schools could see a huge uptick

The task of choosing a new pope to replace the Argentine, who died on Monday aged 88, ‘is beyond us and yet requires us’ said French cardinal

U.S. government employees have been told to provide examples of anti-Christian bias they have witnessed at work

U.S. top court leans towards parents in case over whether they have the religious right to pull kids from classes when LGBTQ books are read

Experts reflect on Pope Francis’ remarkable legacy and the attributes that made him so effective as a religious leader and moral authority

Some congregations are proactively planning for their future by partnering with a company to convert their church buildings into affordable homes

The pope may delegate the reading of his Easter text — in which he usually reflects on conflicts around the world — to someone else

The religious beliefs of Canada’s political leaders do not typically make the news, but their beliefs can matter to some voters

In the past 25 years, the number of charitable givers has dropped, a new report says, pointing to a ‘structural vulnerability’ for the sector

Liberal John McKay and Conservative Ed Fast reflect on how faith has informed their politics and their proudest accomplishments