Editor's note: The Rev. Chris Barrett, pastor of St. James United Methodist Church in Spartanburg, continues his fight with lymphoma. On Wednesday, he received a bone marrow transplant. The following ...

There is a lot of excitement about bringing Jesus out into the streets this summer. After all, that’s what the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage will do, as the Blessed Sacrament travels along four ...

More than once in scripture we are instructed to get the word of two or three witnesses in areas of lines being crossed. None of us probably have to go that far back in our life to a moment when we ...

A month of funerals echoes the great hymn to our ancestors from Sirach 44:1: "Let us now praise famous men and women." The deaths of Margaret Brennan (April 28), sister, educator and leader, and Dan ...

One morning, with the requisite fog covering Berkeley, I turned to Last Night’s Fun, about Irish traditional music, for some solace and inspiration. I had a lot to do: e-mails to send, books to pack ...

A few weeks ago I attended a screening of the new movie My Brooklyn at the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church (LAPC) in Fort Greene. This strongly built Romanesque Revival church stands at the ...

ST. CLOUD — As the two-year anniversary of a fatal, unsolved shooting approaches, St. Cloud investigators are hoping witnesses come forward to help solve the case. 24-year-old La'Darian D'Vonte ...

“The largest religious gathering in the United States” got under way this week when Jehovah’s Witnesses swept down upon New York City for their 19th convention. There were some 125,000 of them in all.

In her short story “Revelation,” Flannery O’Connor tells of Mrs. Turpin, an upright if not self-righteous woman, who gives thanks to God for not having made her like so many other people upon whom she ...