Rabbi Joseph Tabory rightly considers the siddur to be a “veritable museum of the Jewish people.” And of course, since the ...

While other students might be in class or socializing at lunch, a group of young Catholics attends Mass every weekday at noon ...

The local Jewish population was already in decline when the Belfast Hebrew Congregation was built in 1964 as a house of ...

Only 439 people identified as Jewish in the latest Northern Ireland census, taken in 2021, out of a total population of ...

The city is exhausted by war, but during my first visit since the fall of the old regime, a sense of optimism prevailed ...

The remarkable legacy of Saint John the Russian continues to thrive in Greece, where his revered relics are enshrined in a ...

Pope Leo XIV formally began his ministry as the successor of St. Peter by calling for "a united church, a sign of unity and communion, which ...

All four of Nik Jakobs’ grandparents survived the Nazis. Now this Jewish cattleman is honoring them — and a shuttered Rust ...

The Jewish community and the world are reeling after two Israeli embassy staffers were shot to death in Washington D.C. last night as they left a Jewish event focused on humanitarian aid in Gaza. The ...

Black smoke again billowed out of the Sistine Chapel on Thursday, the second day of the conclave, indicating that no new pontiff has been chosen after the second or third ballots.

NPR's Ari Shapiro speaks with writer Etgar Keret about his new book, Autocorrect. Many of the short stories were written before the war began, but he says they've taken on new meaning since then.