Religion News 4 June
Cardinal Vincent Nichols, leader of the Roman Catholic church in England and Wales, has described the “well springs of common good” that have emerged during
Cardinal Vincent Nichols, leader of the Roman Catholic church in England and Wales, has described the “well springs of common good” that have emerged during
Church leaders in the UK have reacted with shock and outrage at the unfolding riots and social unrest in America following the killing of George
By Tim Maby, 2 June 2020 “Religion was not at the centre of the protest, but is now, because the president made it the centre,”
Donald Trump’s stunt holding a Bible outside St John’s church, Lafayette Square, caused outrage
Faith leaders have continued to speak out in the wake of the killing of George Floyd, a 46-year-old black delicatessen worker, in Minneapolis, and say
In the wake of mass rioting and destruction following the brutal death of George Floyd at the hands of the police in Minneapolis, church leaders
Pentecost is a Christian festival which celebrates the giving of God’s Holy Spirit to Jesus’s disciples shortly after his resurrection and ascension back to Heaven. It is sometimes known as the “birthday of the church”.
By Minreet Kaur In common with other UK places of worship, Sikh gurdwaras have been shut since March and a report suggests that donations have
By Imam Qari Asim Muslims have been forced to make many spiritual sacrifices during Ramadan and that will continue on Eid, the day of celebration
Sarah Joseph, writer and broadcaster, explores the pain and possibility that Covid-19 provides the chance for social justice and environmental wellbeing. Covid-19 has plunged the
