From Orlando, Emanuel AME pastor calls for stricter gun laws and unity after mass shooting
The (Charleston, S.C.) Post & Courier: Days before Charleston commemorates the anniversary of the Emanuel AME Church shooting, the church's pastor is in Orlando, Fla., to stand with a community reeling from a gun-related tragedy of its own.
The (Charleston, S.C.) Post & Courier: Days before Charleston commemorates the anniversary of the Emanuel AME Church shooting, the church's pastor is in Orlando, Fla., to stand with a community reeling from a gun-related tragedy of its own.
Florida Catholic bishop: 'It is religion, including our own,' that targets LGBT people
The Washington Post: The women and men who were mowed down Sunday were all made in the image and likeness of God, says St. Petersburg bishop. "We teach that. We should believe that. We must stand for that."
The Washington Post: The women and men who were mowed down Sunday were all made in the image and likeness of God, says St. Petersburg bishop. "We teach that. We should believe that. We must stand for that."
God weeps over Orlando
Religion News Service: God saw what happened during the attack on the nightclub in Orlando, Florida, and God wept, says Rabbi Jeffrey Salkin.
Religion News Service: God saw what happened during the attack on the nightclub in Orlando, Florida, and God wept, says Rabbi Jeffrey Salkin.
I've studied radicalization - and Islamophobia often plants the seed
The (London) Guardian: Evidence shows that alienating an entire religious community will make us less safe. There are better ways to fight extremism, says researcher Sarah Lyons-Padilla.
The (London) Guardian: Evidence shows that alienating an entire religious community will make us less safe. There are better ways to fight extremism, says researcher Sarah Lyons-Padilla.
Muslim villagers donate money to build church for Christian community in Pakistan
The (London) Independent: Muslim villagers in Pakistan are helping to fund a new church for their neighbors in a show of religious solidarity six years after the Christian community was attacked by mobs in the area.
The (London) Independent: Muslim villagers in Pakistan are helping to fund a new church for their neighbors in a show of religious solidarity six years after the Christian community was attacked by mobs in the area.
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