Nuns like Sister Megan Rice have gone to prison to protest nuclear weapons
Rice, who died in October, was only one of several sisters who were willing to go to great lengths to fight for
These churches went old-school to stay connected with congregants
Lack of internet access and isolation have prompted these congregations to think outside the box
Some young adults with disabilities are stuck in long-term care. They say that’s discrimination.
Without proper support to live at home, they have no choice but to stay in "medical prison cells"
Bollywood movies are more than breezy rom-coms
The world’s largest film industry entertains, empowers and teaches
‘Night Raiders’ shows the power of sci-fi and horror to illustrate Indigenous experiences
The dystopian film is part of a recent wave of Indigenous genre movies
5 free Religion 101 courses for the faith-curious
Whether you're just starting your religious studies, or you want to expand your knowledge, these courses are a good jumping-off point
Margaret Atwood’s stance shows her lack of respect for trans people
The author's tweets on "Why can’t we say 'woman' anymore?” show us who she really is
Afrofuturism gives historically oppressed voices a chance to create a better future
Many “big visions” overlook those who wear the wounds of slavery, genocide, colonialism and capitalist exploitation
My mother and I have the same mental health disorders. But is it genetic?
The author explores whether anxiety and depression can be inherited. The answer, of course, is complicated.
Residential school survivor documents ‘spiritual journey’ — and the photos are powerful
Three grandmothers embarked on a road trip west to bring prayers and gifts to First Nations communities mourning the children whose remains
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September/October 2025 In this issue: A new look at the sun, a 4.6-billion-year-old star; How Qualicum First Nation awakened its language; Is prison labour rehabilitation or exploitation? |
