Religion and Faith

Some different views of the holidays
Around this time of year there are almost as many holiday productions in Minnesota as bodies of water, but if you're looking for something a little different, grab yourself an egg nog, we'll take it from here.
A group of Twin Cities Quakers has decided to stop signing marriage certificates for opposite-sex couples until the state legalizes gay marriage.
Play gives the back story to 'A Christmas Carol'
The play opening tomorrow night at the Park Square Theater in St Paul has the words "Christmas Carol" in the title, but director Richard Cook argues for some people it's not a holiday show.
Nienstedt: Church speaks with 'moral voice' on health care reform
St. Paul Archbishop John Nienstedt reiterated the Catholic Church's opposition to any health care reform bill that would allow abortion coverage, in an interview with MPR's All Things Considered on Thursday.
Minnesota Muslims mark the end of the yearly pilgrimage to Mecca, or Hajj, on Friday with communal prayers and celebrations at locations around the state.
Sisters of St. Francis remain committed to service
The sisters of St. Francis have continued their tradition of service in southeastern Minnesota and beyond through the decades, but today their membership is aging and their numbers are dwindling.
A holiday for comparing recipes, not theologies
The foods on our common table have changed over the years, but the purpose of the gathering remains the same.
Pastoral path runs through nursing homes, jails
Callings from a higher power don't come in the form of a well-written letter or a carefully worded voice mail, so Jerry David understands why the ministerial path he's on has taken some detours.
Midmorning Weekend
Midmorning Weekend revisits some of the best recent conversations from the daily call-in program.
Looking for a sound bite to explain a mass murder?
If your impulse is to ask a Muslim about the Fort Hood shootings, restrain yourself.