Religion and Faith

Gone to Syria: Family fears woman latest Minnesotan drawn to war-torn region
A 19-year-old Muslim woman who disappeared from the Twin Cities unexpectedly surfaces in Syria. Her family believes she is in a dangerous place, one that continues to lure Minnesotans for jihad.
Prosecutor defends clergy abuse probe, but charges unlikely in St. Paul cases
Ramsey County Attorney John Choi turned back criticism he hasn't done enough to investigate clergy sex abuse but acknowledged he does not expect to file charges in 10 abuse cases investigated by St. Paul police.
A member of the U.S. Air Force was denied re-enlistment last month because he crossed out the words 'so help me God' on his papers.
St. Anthony's rejection of Islamic center leads to lawsuit
We discuss how mosques and Islamic cultural centers are being received in other communities across the country.
Archdiocese names new 'safe environment' leader
Administrative law Judge Timothy O'Malley will serve in the newly created position.
Same-sex couple settles in Rice Creek Lodge wedding dispute
The owners of a lodge in central Minnesota have agreed to pick up the tab for the wedding and reception of a same-sex couple they initially turned away.
Archdiocese settles clergy sexual abuse case
Jon Jaker, who is now 54, says he was sexually abused when he was 11 by the late Rev. Tom Stitts.
Video: Foraging for wild mushrooms, finding something more
Mike Kempenich forages for wild mushrooms all around Minnesota, which he then sells to chefs in the Twin Cities. In the process of finding mushrooms and teaching others to find them, he found something of his own.