Religion and Faith

US nuns under Vatican rebuke will continue talks
American nuns described as dissenters in a Vatican report that ordered an overhaul of their group said Friday they will talk with church leaders about potential changes but will not compromise on the sisters' mission.
Wis. Sikhs leave bullet hole to mark mass shooting
They removed the bloodstained carpeting, repaired shattered windows and painted over gunfire-scarred walls. But Sikh Temple of Wisconsin members left a single bullet hole to mark the memory of a white supremacist's deadly rampage.
Ambassador Andrew Young: I Dream A World That Works
A Chautauqua Lecture given Aug. 7, 2012 by civil rights leader, former Atlanta Mayor, Georgia Congressman and U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Andrew Young.
Documentary: Religious minorities in the Middle East
From the America Abroad series, a new documentary about the rise of Islamist governments in the Middle East and the rights of religious minorities.
The Minnesota Conference of Churches is calling for a statewide day of prayer for Sikhs after the shooting at a Sikh temple in Wisconsin.
Twin Cities Sikh community opens its temple doors
A small but growing Sikh community in the Twin Cities is opening its temple doors in the wake of the horrific shootings in Milwaukee.
Chick-fil-A question spurs an open letter to Rick Santorum
It would be a mistake to suppose that religious freedom favors one side of the issue.
As Sikhism spread far and wide in the past century, it has been no stranger to discrimination and violence.
Gay rights group: $1M for marriage fights
The country's leading gay rights group is donating $1 million to campaigns in four states where same-sex marriage is on the ballot this fall.
The Week in Commentary
A summary of the past week's commentaries and some of the comments offered in reply.