Enormous—and it’s attendance that tells us more than denomination or religion

At a recent conference on artificial intelligence, Catholic teaching met the newest technological revolution and the oldest question: what is a human being?

A Catholic consecrated virgin tells our interviewer the what, the why, and the how of a very unusual spiritual choice

After Norman Podhoretz—who died this week at the age of 95—was savaged for his memoir, he recast the book as a dissenting political act and began reorganizing himself around the fight he said it represented

A new ethno-nationalism is taking root in the Haredi world

Skeptical but searching—this is the domain of sacred indie music

An Australian Jew traces a two-century story of communal safety—and the sudden, shattering return of fear after October 7, culminating in terror at a Hanukkah gathering on Bondi Beach

Known for her poem on the Statue of Liberty, Emma Lazarus should be known for her Hanukkah poems, too

In New York a century ago, Jewish students voted with their feet against Christmas pageants

In suburban Long Island, a seven-year battle over parking and congestion masked a fight over who belongs in Bethpage—and how far towns can go to keep Muslim houses of worship from growing