Daniel Berrigan, anti-war priest, dies at 94
Religion News Service: The Rev. Daniel Berrigan, a Jesuit priest and herald of the Catholic social justice movement whose name - along with his late brother, Philip, also a priest - became synonymous with anti-war activism in the Vietnam era, has died.
Religion News Service: The Rev. Daniel Berrigan, a Jesuit priest and herald of the Catholic social justice movement whose name - along with his late brother, Philip, also a priest - became synonymous with anti-war activism in the Vietnam era, has died.
Megachurches: photographing America's drab new cathedrals
The (London) Guardian: Lisa Anne Auerbach created a "megazine" of structures reminiscent of shopping malls or warehouses, hidden away from the center of cities, where thousands of people go to worship every week.
The (London) Guardian: Lisa Anne Auerbach created a "megazine" of structures reminiscent of shopping malls or warehouses, hidden away from the center of cities, where thousands of people go to worship every week.
Five things the United Methodist Church is doing right
United Methodist Reporter: As a dedicated, often conflicted, sometimes frustrated, United Methodist, Marty Cauley wants to point out five things the United Methodist Church is doing right.
United Methodist Reporter: As a dedicated, often conflicted, sometimes frustrated, United Methodist, Marty Cauley wants to point out five things the United Methodist Church is doing right.
Can America's largest Protestant denomination stop Trump?
Slate: The Southern Baptist Convention takes on the GOP front-runner -- and itself.
Slate: The Southern Baptist Convention takes on the GOP front-runner -- and itself.
How male theologians ruined parenting
The Atlantic: A pastor and a rabbi talk about kids, poop, and tearing down the patriarchy in institutional religion.
The Atlantic: A pastor and a rabbi talk about kids, poop, and tearing down the patriarchy in institutional religion.
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