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The Washington Post's Acts of Faith offers breaking and ongoing news, analysis and opinion about major religion stories.

It's like The Onion for the godly.

  • Bob Smietana
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My home state just adopted a law that would make bathrooms even scarier for trans people. The God I believe in is vast enough to include everyone.

  • Adam Plant
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Highlights

Why the iconic Virgin of Charity means so much to Cubans and Pope Francis

Pope Francis will celebrate the first papal Mass in her shrine outside Santiago on Tuesday.

Trump is exactly what the theologian and children's novelist predicted would happen when patriotism runs amok.

  • Laura Turner
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If we value all members of our community -- single or married, parents or not -- we must reflect that in our actions.

  • Ruth Balinsky Friedman
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When she died on Easter Sunday at 92, she was the only woman in the history of broadcast television who had founded and led a cable network as CEO and show host for 20 years.

  • Raymond Arroyo
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I do not believe that we can think ourselves into health. But I do believe that principles of mind and spirit exist that we have not even begun to scientifically map in the West.

  • Jeffrey Rediger
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The debate about how to commemorate an ancient Jewish ghetto seems very contemporary.

  • Anna Momigliano
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  • Mar 28
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My cancer was in my shoulder. Iraq's cancer is people's total lack of trust in one another. Can hope and prayer affect the disease?

  • Chris Seiple
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  • Mar 28
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At the Basilica of the National Shrine this Holy Week, a quiet revolution on display.

  • Sarah Posner
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  • Mar 25
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More than 300 protesters in the state capital Monday had one message for Gov. Phil Bryant: Veto House Bill 1523.

Having already made a .50-caliber sniper gun the official state rifle, Tennessee lawmakers on Monday gave final approval to making the Holy Bible the state’s official book.

Pope Francis met with the head of a breakaway group of traditionalist Catholics amid new hopes for progress toward ending a quarter-century of schism.

The president of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced plans Sunday for four new temples on the final day of a church conference in Salt Lake City.

A federal prosecutor may file a racketeering lawsuit against a Roman Catholic diocese where a state grand jury found two former bishops helped cover up the sexual abuse of hundreds of children by more than 50 clergy over a 40-year period.

Pope Francis has announced a special collection to help people in Ukraine suffering amid conflict “who thirst for peace and reconciliation.”

Mormon leaders called on members to practice tolerance despite political differences, providing the faith’s U.S. members guidance at a church conference amid a presidential campaign marked by harsh rhetoric and bickering.

Mormon leaders called on members to practice tolerance despite political differences, providing the faith’s U.S. members guidance at a church conference Saturday amid a presidential campaign marked by harsh rhetoric and bickering.

The Latest on Mormon church’s two-day conference in Salt Lake City (all times local):

Government employees and private businesses in Mississippi could deny services to same-sex couples who want to marry under a bill passed by the House on Friday — one of numerous attempts across the country to enact so-called religious protection statutes after a Supreme Court ruling that effectively legalized gay marriage.

Bishop Curry at St. John’s Lafayette Sq., bagpiper in Damascus, Lloyd Larson cantata.

It sounds like an April Fool’s joke, but it’s not.

Mormon leaders are not expected to mention presidential candidates by name at this weekend’s church conference, but they may reiterate their push for more public civility and compassion amid a campaign marked by explosive rhetoric and bickering.

Atheists are providing pamphlets on topics like sex in the Bible, problems with the Ten Commandments and a Satanic activity book to middle and high school students in a rural Colorado district.

A man who was convicted of fatally beating another man to death after a night of drinking and drug use in 1994 was put to death late Thursday in Georgia.

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