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April 12

'God did that:' Trump's remarks and relationship with his faith

A compilation of President Trump's remarks on his and the nation's relationship with God from the past year. (Credit: White House / FOX / National Faith Advisory Board)

April 12

Microdosing spirituality: How our everyday attachments connect us to the divine

According to a 2022 study, 5.5 million Americans use hallucinogens a year, often for a "spiritual" experience. What would the Torah say about this practice?

April 11

To perpetuate faith, there is no place like home

Jews everywhere gather their families around their seder tables at Passover, knowing that it is around those tables that they will forge the ties of their children to the faith they so cherish.

April 10

Trump announces picks for ambassadorships to combat antisemitism and promote religious freedom

President Donald Trump announced a series of nominations and appointments, including one to combat antisemitism, in a series of posts on Truth Social Thursday.

April 8

Princeton event with former Israeli PM Naftali Bennett disrupted by anti-Israel agitators

Former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett attended an event that was cut short on Princeton University's campus because of anti-Israel protesters.

April 7

Kansas Catholic priest was shot 'intentionally and with premeditation,' prosecutor alleges

The murder of Kansas Catholic priest Arul Carasala at his church’s rectory was carried out "intentionally and with premeditation," a prosecutor said.

April 6

Pope appears in St. Peter's Square for first time in weeks

Pope Francis greeted crowds in St. Peter's Square on Sunday, his first public appearance since being discharged from the hospital.

April 6

Bishop Barron criticizes ‘tired arguments’ used against Christianity every Easter, offers new sign of hope

Bishop Robert Barron criticized multiple arguments against Christianity included in a recent piece by The New Yorker, slamming the media habit of criticizing faith around Easter.

April 6

Ancient Ten Commandments fragment of 2,000-year-old manuscript to go on display at Reagan Library

The "Dead Sea Scrolls" exhibit, announced at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum, features ancient Jewish manuscripts, plus the rarely seen Ten Commandments Scroll.

April 5

Jewish pro-Trump journalist offers GOP advice on how to court key religious voting bloc

In an interview with Fox News Digital, author and journalist Batya Ungar-Sargon spoke about how Republicans can make inroads with Jewish voters in future elections.