NJ mosque wins $3.25 million in settlement of discrimination case
Religion News Service: A New Jersey mosque will receive $3.25 million from a township that repeatedly denied it the right to build a permanent house of worship. The township held 39 hearings on the planned building, which subjected mosque members to anti-Muslim tirades.
Religion News Service: A New Jersey mosque will receive $3.25 million from a township that repeatedly denied it the right to build a permanent house of worship. The township held 39 hearings on the planned building, which subjected mosque members to anti-Muslim tirades.
Dozens arrested after health-care protest in North Carolina
Associated Press: The Rev. William Barber, architect of the Moral Mondays movement, and 31 other protesters were led away by police as supporters continued protest chants in support of health care for all.
Associated Press: The Rev. William Barber, architect of the Moral Mondays movement, and 31 other protesters were led away by police as supporters continued protest chants in support of health care for all.
Cloistered nuns on Facebook: What's not to like?
Religion News Service: With their own website, Facebook page and even a cellphone, the 10 remaining nuns in a convent in Oristano, Sardinia, are embracing the internet and social media and raising their profile as part of an effort to ensure the order's survival.
Religion News Service: With their own website, Facebook page and even a cellphone, the 10 remaining nuns in a convent in Oristano, Sardinia, are embracing the internet and social media and raising their profile as part of an effort to ensure the order's survival.
The disappearance of virtue from American politics
The Atlantic: Sen. Ben Sasse has written a new book, "The Vanishing American Adult." It advances a thesis that's at once out of place at this political moment and almost too on-the-nose for the Trump years: He believes Americans have lost their sense of personal integrity and discipline.
The Atlantic: Sen. Ben Sasse has written a new book, "The Vanishing American Adult." It advances a thesis that's at once out of place at this political moment and almost too on-the-nose for the Trump years: He believes Americans have lost their sense of personal integrity and discipline.
Paying our respects to Brian Doyle
America: Writer and editor Brian Doyle, who died Saturday, had an ability to focus on all the easily missed moments that surround the bigger events of our days. He described these instants of faith, of doubt, of change. He saw the everyday with new eyes, writes Nigel Jaquiss.
America: Writer and editor Brian Doyle, who died Saturday, had an ability to focus on all the easily missed moments that surround the bigger events of our days. He described these instants of faith, of doubt, of change. He saw the everyday with new eyes, writes Nigel Jaquiss.
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