'His grave is out past the cedar tree," says the woman in the abbey gift
shop. It is an icy Monday morning on the back roads of Kentucky's bluegrass country.
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UNICEF’s 2003 report Child Poverty in the Developing World, whic
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Twenty-four years after the "Morningside Massacre" in Greensboro, North
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Leaders of the world
Leaders of the world’s 77 million Anglicans met in London
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Twenty-seven military pilots, former pilots, and air crew sent a petition to
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More than 185 evangelical leaders from 50 countries met in Q
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The federal government now officially recognizes prison rape
I need an incarnation more powerful than the hell of the daily headlines.
More than 30 billboards with the slogan
More than 30 billboards with the slogan "P
The sex trade is often seen as an industry that plagues remote developing countries, but a Washington, D.C.
Church organizations in Malawi supported by Norwegian and Danish Church
Aid have been told to "vigorously" advocate gender and human rights issues.
"Unless these issues are ad
The land is God's gift to everyone," affirmed leaders from
Latin American and U.S. churches in a statement supporting Brazil's Landless Workers
Movement.
The Conference of Evangelical Churches of Guatemala vigorously
protested a ruling by the Guatemalan Constitutional Court that allows Gen.
Tired of the clear-cut lumber you get at Home Depot and Lowe's?
The Canadian Eco-Lumber Co-op lets you feel good about your wood.
President Bush completed a five-day, five-nation tour of Africa this summer, promising
those he met that they are not alone in their fight against AIDS.
Two former CIA analysts talk about the lies behind the Iraq war and the heavy weight of conscience.
Nicknamed the "Blue Nuns" for the blue habits they used to
wear, the Catholic sisters of the Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary have renovated
their motherhouse and camp
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Holy leisure and radical hospitality are necessary components for surviving the vicissitudes of empire.
In April, Saskatchewan's Rosthern Junior College sponsored "In Exile...For A
While," a new youth immersion program launched by the Mennonite Central Committee to
provide youth with a challeng
In Nairobi, 700 children walked out of school and through the streets
this April, calling for an end to their country's debt burden.
Standing for peace in a war zone is never easy, but it's becoming
next to impossible for Middle East human rights groups.
This spring Europe was rocked by a religious fashion war when the Danish superstore
Kvickly started selling flip-flop sandals featuring images of Jesus and Mary.
Brazil's President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva met with Catholic bishops in May to
discuss his Zero Hunger Program.
A new report from the University of North Carolina's National
Study of Youth and Religion confirms the old saw: A family that prays together, stays
together.
Cistercian monks in southern Poland hope to become the country's first
distributors of an ale brewed from a 17th century recipe.
Planning a stint in the federal pen? Don't leave home without Clare Hanrahan's
Jailed for Justice: A Woman's Guide to Federal Prison Camp.
Is daydreaming a dose of self-medication in a data-processed world?
As if there weren't enough reasons to get rid of your cell phone, a new study from
the Worldwatch Institute reports that coltan—the mineral that keeps cell phones and
other electronic eq
Lance Corporal Stephen Eagle Funk, 20, (second from left) turns himself in
at his Marine Corps reserve unit after refusing to serve in the Iraq war.
A Jesuit priest in southern India, along with local Jesuit school
students, has launched an AIDS-awareness campaign conducted mostly by children orphaned by
the disease.
Calling herself "Aly," the Episcopal bishop of Rhode Island,
Geralyn Wolf, spent the month of January on the streets, befriending the homeless and
sleeping and eating in shelt
Interest in conscientious objection is on the rise among members of the U.S. military,
according to several indicators.
Tom Ciola, creator of the Bible Bar and a host of spiritual snack foods at Logia Foods,
just released his newest treat: Bible Granola.
A coalition of Latino religious leaders from 17 states is fighting for
amnesty for thousands of undocumented workers in the United States.
Following a two-year organizing drive by students and faculty at the
University of New Mexico, the university became the first in the United States to adopt a
policy against i
