Religion and Faith

Three ex-leaders of a Franciscan religious order, including one who now works in Minneapolis, were charged Tuesday with allowing a friar who was a known sexual predator to take on jobs that enabled him to molest more than 100 children.
Mother Teresa to be made a saint on Sept. 4
In addition to Mother Teresa, four other Catholic figures -- who lived in Argentina, Mexico, Sweden, and Poland -- will become saints this year.
A St. Paul police officer was put on administrative leave amid claims she lied to a federal grand jury. Some Somali-Americans have been jailed for the same thing.
Fighting ISIS at home and abroad
The latest attacks in the Middle East, Paris and San Bernardino have proven the fight against ISIS is not limited to a country or even a region, it's a fight against an ideology. This hour, military strategies abroad and actions at home to stem extremism and ISIS recruitment.
Anti-Muslim slur has state keeping close tabs on license plates
Minnesota doesn't maintain a list of banned words, but state law does require that personalized plates avoid indecency, obscenity and immorality.
Dalai Lama brings message of peace to Minneapolis
The Tibetan Buddhist spiritual leader said said humans' capacity for compassion is key to promoting happiness, peace, and physical health.
The pastor at the Church of Saint William in Fridley is on leave and barred from wearing a clerical collar pending the outcome of an investigation