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Controversy at the Vatican

Posted by Kristie Welsh | May 4, 2020 | Christianity, Dialogue, Religious Communities, Spring/Summer 2020

The ongoing dispute between two wings of the Vatican hierarchy is getting ever nastier. By Kevin Madigan

Rural America Faces the Abyss

Posted by Kristie Welsh | May 4, 2020 | Dialogue, Education, Spring/Summer 2020

School consolidation and closures are emblematic of the larger difficulties facing rural communities. By Brad Roth

At Trump’s Right Hand

Posted by Kristie Welsh | May 4, 2020 | Christianity, Featured, Religion and Politics, Spring/Summer 2020

With Paula White’s elevation to a position of power in the White House, the prosperity gospel has achieved its highest level of national exposure. By Mark I. Pinsky

Guadalupe Love

Posted by Kristie Welsh | May 4, 2020 | Christianity, Dialogue, Race/Racial Issues, Social and Environmental Justice, Spring/Summer 2020

The Virgin of Guadalupe spreads her garment of compassion for all people in travail. By Davíd Carrasco.

With Her Head Held High

Posted by Kristie Welsh | May 4, 2020 | Featured, History, Religion and Society, Spring/Summer 2020, Violence/Conflict, Women and Religion

Even after her imprisonment and torture, a Sikh woman relentlessly pursues justice for her father’s murder during the state-sanctioned 1984 violence. By Kalpana Jain

Month: May 2020

Controversy at the Vatican

Rural America Faces the Abyss

At Trump’s Right Hand

Guadalupe Love

With Her Head Held High