Religion and Faith

A judge ordered the two dioceses and Oblates of Mary Immaculate to provide all documents regarding alleged abuse by any priest employed by the churches or was present at any of their facilities since 1949.
Cathedral of St. Paul celebrates centennial
Sunday marks the Feast of the Conversion of St. Paul, and the Cathedral is marking the occasion by opening of a year of celebration for one of Minnesota's most iconic buildings.
Bruce Feiler on new PBS show 'Sacred Journeys'
Two hundred million people go on pilgrimages each year, and in his new program on PBS, Bruce Feiler goes on six.
What's next for Twin Cities Archdiocese?
How will the process play out here compared to in other archdiocese around the country? What does it mean for parishes and schools?
Judge overseeing church bankruptcy orders mediation
U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Robert Kressel expressed concern about the length and cost of other church bankruptcies and is hoping to encourage a relatively quick and inexpensive settlement.
A look at calls to reform Islam
Many Muslims and religious scholars responded to the Paris terrorist attack by pointing out passages of the Quran that denounce revenge and violence.
After bankruptcy filing, Twin Cities Catholics reflect
Two days after the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis filed for bankruptcy protection, Twin Cities Catholics attended Sunday Masses, many wondering what happens next.
Nienstedt: Bankruptcy best path for clergy sex abuse claims
Chapter 11 lets the archdiocese reorganize its troubled finances as it confronts clergy sex abuse costs. The archbishop says assets may need to be sold. Critics say bankruptcy won't protect kids.