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Religion and Faith

Board decision revives discussion about religion in public schools

After Montgomery County, Md.'s Muslim community asked the school district to recognize its religious holidays, the school board decided to scrap religious references in its calendar altogether.
by Matt Bush

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Pope says God not 'a magician, with a magic wand'

Pope says God not 'a magician, with a magic wand'

In a move that could be aimed at healing a rift between science and religion, Pope Francis has said that evolution and the Big Bang are consistent with the notion of a creator.

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Documents cast new doubt on Nienstedt testimony about abusive priest

Documents cast new doubt on Nienstedt testimony about abusive priest

The archbishop claimed under oath in April that he only recently learned of the Rev. Gilbert Gustafson's child sex abuse conviction. Newly released documents show church officials repeatedly reminded Nienstedt of the priest's criminal past.
by Madeleine Baran

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