Lisa Wangsness

Some Massachusetts churches and synagogues are preparing to join a national movement to offer shelter to immigrants in danger of being deported.

Mayor Walsh offered a passionate defense of immigration and religious diversity at the city’s largest mosque Friday.

ADL Seder celebrates immigrants’ stories  The Boston Globe

Presbyterians want their Newton church back

Boston’s largest Reform synagogue is proposing an addition to the Passover Seder: a pine cone to represent prisons and criminal justice reform.

Pope Francis has appointed Boston PR guru Ann Carter to a Vatican advisory panel on communications.

The students, clergy, and other activists were arrested Monday after blocking the entrance to the Suffolk County House of Correction.

The woman, from Ecuador, was denied asylum and ordered to return to her country, but she feared she could face violence there.

Harvard Divinity school activists have emerged as critical figures in the movement to protect unauthorized immigrants in the Boston area.

She is creating a first-of-its-kind digital map of the global Catholic Church to advance Pope Francis’s call for action on climate change and care for the poor.