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  • Why the Ten Commandments can't be cut to six

    Published May 11, 2012

    When a U.S. District Judge suggested that reducing the Ten Commandments down to a mere  six would help solve a dispute between the ACLU and a Virginia school district, he was wading  deep into theological territory...perhaps unknowingly.

  • Religious leaders divided on Obama's gay marriage stance

    Published May 10, 2012

    For months now conservative religious leaders have been mounting stronger campaigns to oppose gay marriage. Back in January a coalition of nearly  40 religious leaders of several faiths, released an open letter warning of the peril of legalizing same sex unions. And just yesterday conservatives celebrated a victory in North Carolina, where voters banned same sex unions.

  • Faith and sports playing on the same team

    Published April 27, 2012

    When  New  York Knick Jeremy Lin wore a wrist band with the words "Active Faith", while playing on the court a few months ago, the start-up company that created the faith themed accessory, was flooded with inquiries and orders. The reaction highlighted the new found influence of high profile Christian athletes.

  • State of the Bible 2012

    Published April 18, 2012

    The good news about the Good Book is that it's still the number one seller of all time, with an estimated 6 billion copies sold.

  • Jefferson's view of the Resurrection was not so divine

    Published April 08, 2012

    Cut and pasted together at his Monticello estate in Virginia, Jefferson's Bible is stripped of the divine. There are no miracles ... and no resurrection.

  • Soap-making nuns of New Jersey monastery combine the practical with the prophetic and a mystery

    Published April 01, 2012

    On any given morning, noon and evening, the dulcet tones of the Dominican Sisters waft through the corridors of Our Lady of the Rosary in Summit, New Jersey, as the nuns attend their daily devotions in chapel. It's an example of their devout higher calling.

  • Is the Church ready for an American pope?

    Published February 24, 2012

    In just a decade, Timothy Dolan, Archbishop of New York City, has risen from a local bishop to becoming a prince of the Catholic Church . He returned from Rome after receiving his cardinal's red hat and ring, like a rock star; a bevy of cameras and lights in tow.

  • Forgotten religious relic rediscovered in New York

    Published January 25, 2012

    Safely tucked away in a private room of the diocese headquarters, a mysterious masterpiece is causing quite a stir in Buffalo, N.Y.

  • Mormons confident US ready to elect first LDS president, survey shows

    Published January 11, 2012

    America could be standing on the precipice of the "Mormon Moment," according to a new survey that says most members of the religion believe the country is ready to elect a Mormon president.

  • The Back Story: Santa Claus

    Published December 22, 2011

    In the popular movie classic "Miracle on 34th Street" a very precocious little girl named Susan Walker, is sure there is no such thing as Santa Claus.