The History of the Capital Jewish Museum Offers a Template for Combating Antisemitism On May 21, a tragic antisemitic attack outside the Capital Jewish Museum claimed the lives of two community members during an event organized for young professionals, diplomats, and advocates. For many Americans, this solemn incident marked their first encounter with the museum, … Read more
Gay, Christian Lawyer Sues Lucid Software Over Social Media Remarks An openly gay, conservative Christian attorney has filed a lawsuit against Lucid Software, alleging that he was terminated because of his religious beliefs and his failure to fit the company’s stereotypical expectations for gay men. The suit contends that after posting comments on a social … Read more
June 3: St. Charles Lwanga & Companions, Martyrs On June 3, the spotlight is on the steadfast witness of St. Charles Lwanga and the companions who embraced martyrdom for their faith. Their courageous stand in the face of persecution continues to inspire believers worldwide, serving as a powerful testament to unwavering devotion. The Enduring Legacy … Read more
The Complexity of Truth in a Noisy World In our modern era, truth feels elusive. We cling to concrete evidence—dates, documents, eyewitness accounts—while remaining aware of our own limitations. Listening with an open heart, even when it challenges our beliefs, becomes essential as we constantly reassess our personal narratives. This struggle is magnified by voices, … Read more
Idaho Enacts Legislation to Uphold Conscience Rights for Healthcare Providers A new law in Idaho aims to protect medical professionals who object to certain procedures on the basis of their personal, moral, or religious beliefs. Signed into law by Governor Brad Little, the Medical Ethics Defense Act (House Bill 59) is intended to shield healthcare … Read more
Shavuot 2025: Why Do We Group Jewish Holidays Together? Jewish celebrations are frequently paired—such as Rosh Hashanah with Yom Kippur, or Passover with Shavuot—to emphasize the interconnected themes within our tradition. For instance, the period between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, known as the Ten Days of Repentance, frames an intense time for self-reflection and … Read more
June 2: Saints Marcellinus & Peter, Martyrs Marcellinus and Peter are celebrated as two courageous witnesses to the Gospel during the early days of the Church. Their steadfast loyalty to Christ endured even when faced with brutal torture and death, reflecting a remarkable devotion that would not waver. Their story, unfolding from the closing years … Read more
Religious Conversion and Personal Struggles Erin Patterson recounted during her testimony how a profound religious conversion intersected with a lifelong battle against low self-esteem and weight issues. Now facing charges over a tragic incident—where a beef wellington lunch containing poisonous mushrooms resulted in multiple fatalities—Patterson’s evidence lasted just over 40 minutes as she detailed events … Read more
Trial Testimony Overview Erin Patterson, who faces charges related to the poisoning of several family members during a lunch at her home in regional Australia, described her personal struggles and religious conversion in extensive court testimony. Patterson is charged with three counts of murder and one count of attempted murder in connection with a beef … Read more
The Paradox of Our ‘Secular Age’ In Durham, North Carolina—an area where renowned universities, hospitals, and centers of scientific research are nearby—the power of the Holy Spirit remains unmistakably influential. At a recent service at a vibrant church, a diminutive blonde woman entered the aisle wearing a bright magenta tunic and began laying hands on … Read more