Catholic group in U.S. spent millions on app data that tracked gay priests
A group of philanthropists poured money into a Denver nonprofit that obtained dating and hookup app data and shared it with bishops around the country.
Major U.S. figures are making antisemitic comments, and fears are rising
Antisemitism watchers say the age-old prejudice has not been this blatant in American life in decades.
Worn down by the pandemic, many clergy have quit
Pastoral burnout has been high amid fights and debates about masks, vaccines, expressions of political views and whether Zoom creates or stifles spiritual community.
COVID kills a leading anti-vaccine televangelist; evangelicals don't want to talk about it
The silence and unanswered questions by some Christian leaders, as well as televangelist Marcus Lamb's family and network, sit atop what some experts say is...
Marcus Lamb, head of Daystar, a Christian network that discouraged vaccines, dies after getting COVID-19
Marcus Lamb, founder of the large Christian network Daystar, died Tuesday after contracting the coronavirus. Lamb's network during the pandemic has made the virus a...
Bishops approve Communion document without singling out politicians who back abortion rights
The vote came at the annual fall meeting of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, the first time the hundreds of clerics are meeting in...
U.S. Catholic bishops to debate Communion, core of worship and spark of political fight
American bishops will discuss Communion, the core of Catholic worship, and on Wednesday will vote on a position paper. But they'll likely sidestep the culture-war...