John Blake

Peter Mutabazi has fostered 47 children and adopted three more. He can trace it all back to a day from his rough childhood, when he met a man who challenged everything he believed.

When Scott Janssen began hospice work 33 years ago, he was an atheist. Then he began hearing about – and witnessing – his patients’ deathbed visitations.

President Trump’s decision to bomb Iran may not be shaped just by politics. It may also be influenced by a controversial set of doomsday Christian prophecies that could push America’s clash with Iran into dangerous directions.

Historian Rutger Bregman argues in a new book that people should aspire to “moral ambition” — a mix of idealism and ruthless pragmatism — to make the world a better place.

For many people, living with a pet can be a religious experience. Many pet owners say their furry friends are not mere companions — they are “partners in a spiritual journey.”

The Trump administration is trying to purge DEI efforts from the US military. But many of America’s biggest military blunders occurred because there wasn’t enough diversity in the armed forces.

Darkened theaters showing the hit movie “Sinners” are among the few public spaces left in America where Black people feel free to vicariously express their horror over the head-spinning changes in the country’s racial landscape.

Pope Francis didn’t affirm same-sex marriage or lobby for ordaining women as priests. But he gently steered the Catholic Church in a more progressive direction while leading with compassion, openness and humility.

Pope Francis didn’t affirm same-sex marriage or lobby for ordaining women as priests. But he gently steered the Catholic Church in a more progressive direction while leading with compassion, openness and humility.

Belief in the resurrection of Jesus is the foundation of the Christian faith. But the miracle of Easter didn’t end there. What happened afterward was just as improbable – and offers a blueprint for contemporary resistance movements.