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How Christians celebrate Easter around the world

April 2, 2015 steve 0

Colombia In this heavily Catholic country, the celebrations are not over in a day, Holy Week offers a number of celebrations leading up to Easter […]

The Camondo family: Jewish life in the Ottoman Empire

March 31, 2015 steve 0

More than a century after his death, the legacy of the Sephardic Camondo family invites a different understanding of Jewish life in the Ottoman Empire. […]

#ChapelHillShooting: Who is the alleged shooter Craig Hicks?

February 11, 2015 Religious Reader 0

Craig Stephen Hicks, 46, was charged with three counts of first-degree murder. Hicks is accused of shooting Deah Shaddy Barakat, 23, and his wife Yusor […]

Pope’s Remarks About Spanking Children Stirs Up Resistance to His Views

February 8, 2015 Religious Reader 0

Pope Francis’ comments about ‘spanking’ children have drawn condemnation from a group of child abuse experts that have been summoned by Pope Francis to look […]

Oscar Romero: A true Catholic martyr

February 3, 2015 Religious Reader 0

The murdered Salvadorian Archbishop Oscar Romero is a step closer to possible sainthood after Pope Francis approved a martyrdom declaration that moves him closer to […]

Iceland: Ásatrúarfélagið and the country’s first Norse temple in 1,000 years

February 3, 2015 Religious Reader 0

Almost 1,000 years after Christianity superseded Norse paganism, Iceland now intends to build its first public shrine to likes of Odin, Thor and Frigg. Names […]

Austria: anti-Semitism and anti-Muslim prejudice rise in Pegida’s shadow

February 2, 2015 Religious Reader 0

The influence of Pegida goes beyond its weekly protest in Dresden as copycat movements crop up across in Europe. In Austria, the prospect of a […]

‘Black January’ Serves as a Memoriam for Azeris Globally

January 20, 2015 Religious Reader 0

As the suffocating grip of Soviet totalitarianism eased across Europe amid a collapsing empire – some still paid the ultimate price for freedom. The 19th […]

Baku: A city full of religious history, now sport

January 19, 2015 Religious Reader 0

Destination Baku: the Land of Fire burning in the spirit of competition as it will host the first European Games 2015 in June. The population […]

A sculpture of Muhammad has sat in the U.S. Supreme Court since the 1930s

January 15, 2015 Religious Reader 0

Charlie Hebdo’s decision to publish a fresh depiction of the prophet Muhammad follows a week of polarising debate around notions of free speech in the […]

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