Religion News Service
America: Don’t be a stranger
(RNS) — All told, only 34% of Americans — barely a third — say most people can be trusted. There is a path to a more neighborly America.
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11mMainline Protestants are having a political moment. Can they move from protest to power?
(RNS) — ‘I do think Christian faith, rightly construed and in a pluralist way, can be a really, really smart strategy for Democrats to pursue in these states that they haven't been as strong in,’ said Heath Carter, a scholar of American religion at Princeton Theological Seminary.
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9mThe fall of the Etsy witch
(RNS) — The online marketplace is no longer putting the ‘craft’ in witchcraft.
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3mChristian blogger Samuel Sey, arrested by ICE, has been removed to Canada, family says
(RNS) — Samuel Sey, who immigrated to Canada from Ghana in childhood, moved to the U.S. in 2022 to get married. His family initially believed a paperwork mistake had led to his arrest. A series of conservative Christian influencers had rallied to his cause.
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6mIn another historic move, Pope Leo casts absentee US vote from Rome
(RNS) — ‘The Holy Father expresses his belief in the right and the duty of citizens to participate in democratic processes,’ the Vatican said.
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5mWhy Hollywood keeps turning to Catholicism for horror
(RNS) — ‘When a vampire is at your door or your child is possessed, you don't call for a Methodist,’ said Matthew J. Cressler, the co-author of the new book ‘Body and Blood: Catholic Horror in America.’