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American men under 30 are returning to religion in record numbers, with 42% now calling faith "very important" compared to just 28% two years ago. The shift marks a surprising reversal in traditional gender patterns and signals a broader cultural change among young people.
For 200 years, Mexicans have painted tiny miracles on canvas to thank saints for saving them from accidents, illness, and everyday disasters. These folk art treasures called exvotos are still being created today, though kids now leave Pikachu toys instead of paintings.
A pastor-led group is partnering with the Pennsylvania Family Institute to help more couples build strong marriages through local churches. The effort comes as Pennsylvania ranks 34th nationally for family stability, with just over half of adults ages 25 to 54 married.
Pope Leo XIV is visiting Bamenda, the heart of Cameroon's years-long separatist conflict, to lead an unprecedented interfaith peace gathering. Separatist fighters declared a three-day ceasefire in honor of his arrival.
Kenyan marathoner Sabastian Sawe volunteered for unprecedented testing before his world record attempt, determined to restore faith in clean athletes. He passed every test and delivered his best performance yet.
A Gold Coast Greek Orthodox church celebrated Easter with 360 people from eight language groups sharing one powerful message of resurrection. Traditional dancing, lamb feasts, and gospel readings in multiple tongues showed how faith can unite a diverse community.
Linda Crosby, a U.S. Army veteran disabled by a life-changing accident, wrote her powerful memoir using speech-to-text technology because bilateral carpal tunnel syndrome left her unable to type. Her book will be featured at the 2026 Los Angeles Times Festival of Books.
Pope Leo XIV concluded his historic visit to Algeria with a powerful message of renewal and reconciliation at the Basilica of St. Augustine. His words to the small Christian community emphasized bringing hope to despair and dignity to the poor.
More than 200 diplomats, elected officials, and community members gathered at a New York Eid celebration that showcased interfaith cooperation and cultural pride. The event brought together Indian American Muslims, government leaders, and representatives from multiple nations to mark the end of Ramadan.
A Malaysian city turned a religious celebration into a blooming tribute to diversity. The Flora Raya festival brought together people of all backgrounds to honor their shared values.
The Sikh community in Johor is turning their annual Vaisakhi celebration into a powerful bridge between cultures, serving free meals to thousands regardless of background. What started as a religious observance now strengthens bonds across Malaysia's diverse population.
Religious scholars, scientists, and policymakers gathered in Malawi to tackle Africa's climate crisis with faith-based solutions. The conference charts how churches can drive real change for biodiversity and poverty reduction across the continent.
More than 200 people from different religions and backgrounds gathered in New York to celebrate Eid together, showing how faith can build bridges instead of walls. Diplomats, elected officials, and community leaders joined Indian American Muslims for an evening of hope and unity.
In a historic first, Pope Leo XIV visited Algeria's small Catholic community, championing interfaith dialogue as the path to global peace. Father Fred Wekesa, who has lived in Algeria for over a decade, says the visit proves coexistence and tolerance are thriving beyond institutional walls.
Over 200 people from different religions and backgrounds gathered in Long Island to celebrate Eid together, proving unity is still alive in America. Diplomats, elected officials, and community leaders joined Indian American Muslims for an evening that showed diversity as strength.
President Mahama praised the Catholic Church's decades of contributions to Ghana's progress during a historic bishop installation ceremony. The recognition highlights how faith communities partner with government to build stronger, more compassionate societies.
In his first major international journey, Pope Leo XIV is visiting four African nations to strengthen Christian-Muslim relations and celebrate the continent's growing Catholic community. The 11-day trip positions the American pontiff as a voice for peace amid global tensions.
America's first pope landed in Algeria this week to kick off an ambitious 11-day journey across four African nations, promoting peace between Christians and Muslims. The historic trip honors St. Augustine and brings global attention to Africa's rapidly growing Catholic community.
Thousands gathered across Egypt for Easter celebrations as President Sisi praised the nation's tradition of religious unity. Church leaders led prayers for peace and development across the Middle East.
Pope Leo XIV embarks on an 18,000-kilometer journey across Algeria, Cameroon, Angola, and Equatorial Guinea to promote peace, interfaith dialogue, and unity. The ambitious tour marks historic firsts and brings hope to conflict-affected regions across the continent.
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