The pope's former treasurer, Cardinal George Pell, said Monday he feels a dismayed sense of vindication as the financial mismanagement he... Read More

On June 30, 2020, the U.S. Supreme Court held, in Espinoza v. Montana, that the First Amendment's Free Exercise Clause precludes states from... Read More

What if the weight fell to you to name the Christ child at his birth? Not only would the boy’s name precede him, and stay with him,... Read More

Nothing is as debilitating as homelessness. Home is where the heart is. To not have a home is to have one's heart ripped out. Nothing is... Read More

For Jewish college students like me who were sent home from our colleges and universities last March, the effect was at first chaotic. We... Read More

Bear in mind that when white evangelical Protestants (WEPs) talk about "religious liberty," they're talking about much more than that.... Read More

In totalitarian societies, governments suppress the church and religious worship. That's because dictators think citizens should worship them... Read More

The Supreme Court last week made a major move toward constitutional normalcy: It blocked enforcement of Gov. Andrew Cuomo's hyper-restrictive... Read More

Last week, the Supreme Court ruled that New York state can't stop religious communities from gathering in large numbers, even where... Read More

The months when a pandemic swept across our world and turned our lives into disarray were possibly the best months of my life. I am not in... Read More