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Harout Bastajian, a Christian muralist, found his calling painting mosque domes
An Arab American museum exhibition spotlights Harout Bastajian’s mosque-dome murals, celebrating his interfaith Lebanese roots and the art that bridges communities through sacred design.
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2m"Never Saw Anything Like That": Veteran White House Reporter Peter Maer on President Trump and The Press
Peter Maer on his memoir, "Chasing the Story: A Reporter's Journey to the White House", and on the current administration's relationship with the press.
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4mHouston mothers challenge Texas Ten Commandments law under state religious freedom protections
AUSTIN, Texas (RNS) — The lawsuit is the latest challenge to Senate Bill 10 — this time under Texas law.
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5mWhy did the nation's founders suddenly fear a godless republic?
(RNS) — The founders' belief about religion and government changed fast — mostly because of what was happening overseas.
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11mAfter SSPX schism, some Catholics urge greater access to the older Latin Mass
(RNS) — Many of the 2% of U.S. Catholics who attend the traditional Latin Mass weekly surmount considerable obstacles, like long drives and disapproval from the Catholic hierarchy, to attend.
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14mJewish New Yorkers on antisemitism, safety and the city's first anti-Zionist mayor
(RNS) — 'Jewish New Yorkers are being asked to carry the weight of a conflict thousands of miles away, regardless of our individual beliefs, backgrounds or politics,' said Dan Haddad, a Brooklyn resident.