Trump slammed the first US pope. The country's bishops now appear more united than ever.
Religion News
Service: What’s surprising about the recent spat between Pope Leo and
President Trump is how much it has unified the Catholic bishops and
faithful behind the pontiff, after years marked by division and internal
conflict.
National Catholic Reporter: After Trump spat, Pope Leo said he is not a politician. His Africa trip shows just that.
Hegseth channels his inner Tarantino with fake Bible verse from Pulp Fiction
The Guardian: The defense secretary said his prayer drew on Ezekiel, but the wording closely matches Quentin Tarantino dialogue.
The enduring legacy of medieval Christian depictions of Islam in today’s political discourse
The Conversation:
Long-standing Christian narratives about Islam continue to inform
political language, argues a sociologist of Islam.
Remembering Raquel Martínez, editor of Spanish hymnal
UMNews: She was the
chief editor of the Spanish-language Methodist hymnal, “Mil Voces Para
Celebrar.” Its publication marked a milestone in providing worship
materials for Spanish-speaking communities.
What I learned by vibe-coding my own word processor*
Fast Company: At
first, I wasn’t positive I could make it work. Then I did. Now I can’t
imagine life without it, writes a global technology editor.
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