Sarah Jane Weaver

Sister Tracy Y. Browning says, "It was wonderful to be gathered together with so many religious leaders from such diverse faith traditions."

The AI-generated image of President Trump dressed as the pope made me reflect on a different kind of leadership — one that lifts crowds and people as a whole

"May the Lord guide and sustain you as you embark on this weighty new ministry," wrote President Nelson, President Oaks, President Eyring.

At Becket dinner in New York City, Cardinal Dolan is honored for his ‘unwavering voice in support of religious liberty’ — which is ‘downright essential for the flourishing,’ he says.

Religious liberty "is a fundamental human right grounded in the God-given dignity of all people."

In Dublin, Ireland, Dean G. Marcus Cole of Notre Dame talks about what is missing in the fight for religious freedom.

"Doing nothing — simply going along to get along — guarantees the fever won’t break anytime soon," writes the chairman for World Trade Center Utah in a New York Times essay.

The Lord provides the "strength to overcome, the courage to persevere, and the peace that surpasses all understanding," writes church leaders.

"May we treat one another with greater kindness, compassion and goodness," says a church spokesman in a statement.

President Oaks loves to spend time with his family — sharing the gospel of Jesus Christ, camping and fishing, and laughing together.