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Religion and Faith

Archdiocese: Communion too sacred to be used as protest

Archdiocese: Communion too sacred to be used as protest

A spokesman for the Twin Cities archdiocese says Catholics should expect to be denied communion if they are wearing rainbow buttons or ribbons at church to support gays and lesbians.
by Madeleine Baran

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American Muslims confront backlash

American Muslims confront backlash

Since the announcement of plans to build an Islamic community center near the site of Ground Zero, anti-Islamic rhetoric has been on the rise. Two Muslims working to promote interfaith understanding join Midmorning to discuss America's misconceptions about Islam.

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Artist gathers raw materials, raw emotions with Catholic DVD

Artist gathers raw materials, raw emotions with Catholic DVD

The Catholic Church is getting some pushback for a message against same-sex marriage it mailed to 400,000 Minnesota Catholics last week. The DVD reiterates the church's position that marriage should be between one man and one woman. Over the weekend, hundreds of Catholics donated their DVDs to an artist who plans to make an art project out of them.
by Sasha Aslanian

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Minn. faith groups gather for prayer service

Religious leaders from a variety of local faith groups are gathering in Minneapolis for a service in response to recent high-profile cases of anger directed at Muslims.

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Video opposing same-sex marriage

This video, which outlines the Catholic Church's opposition to same-sex marriage, is being sent to Catholic parishioners throughout Minnesota this week, along with a message from their bishop which calls for a constitutional amendment banning same-sex marriage to be brought before voters.

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