Religion
/Health
/ArcaMax
Is the book of Revelation a great blessing to those who read it?
From the writings of the Rev. Billy Graham
Q: The letters to the churches found in Revelation 2 and 3 are hard to understand – and I am a pastor! The seminary I attended did not teach this book in light of how it impacts society today. But I hear people say that the book of Revelation is a great blessing to those who read it. How so? – L.C....Read more
What Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson brought Pope Leo XIV, including a White Sox hat and sanctuary city pin
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson called his meeting with Pope Leo XIV “a tremendous honor,” referring to himself as “someone who has relied upon my faith to guide me in decisions that I make, and even when those decisions are not always as well received.”
In May 2025, Robert Francis Prevost — born in Bronzeville and raised in south ...Read more
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson invites Pope Leo XIV to officiate mass in Grant Park
ROME — Mayor Brandon Johnson invited Pope Leo XIV to celebrate Mass in Grant Park next year during a much-awaited meeting Thursday afternoon in Vatican City, where the son of a pastor and chief executive of the pope’s hometown said the two bonded over their advocacy for migrants, descendants of slavery and the city of Chicago — intracity ...Read more
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson invites Pope Leo XIV to officiate mass in Grant Park
ROME — Mayor Brandon Johnson invited Pope Leo XIV to Grant Park next year and delivered him a key to the city during their much-awaited meeting Thursday afternoon in Vatican City, where the son of a pastor and chief executive of the pope’s hometown was surely eager to play up their shared roots.
After emerging from the historic Vatican ...Read more
Mayor Brandon Johnson heads to meet Pope Leo XIV with Chicago political allies
ROME — The Chicago delegation traveling with Mayor Brandon Johnson to meet Pope Leo XIV includes some of his closest allies, as well as business owners who are perhaps looking to get closer to both leaders during the splashy odyssey to Vatican City this week.
Johnson’s team revealed the 46-member delegation including progressive political, ...Read more
The God Squad: Faith in film
Q: Dear Rabbi Gellman, I follow your column, so I know you have eclectic interests. Do you have favorite films about spiritual issues? Odd question, but here is why I am asking: I work at PlazaMac, a nonprofit art house cinema in Patchogue, New York. I am working with St. Joseph's College and ...Read more
Why is Israel so dominant in the Old Testament?
From the writings of the Rev. Billy Graham
Q: Why is Israel so dominant in the Old Testament? Much of it is hard to understand, but in light of what is going on in that part of the world, it has piqued my interest in reading some of this history and some of the prophecies, many that have already come to pass concerning Israel, but is there a ...Read more
How are we to know exactly how to walk in His steps?
From the writings of the Rev. Billy Graham
Q: The Bible says that those who follow Jesus are to walk in His steps. I know people who claim they do, but they encounter some terrible problems along the way. One would think that if we walk with God, His presence would protect us from all harm. How are we to know exactly how to understand this ...Read more
White Sox merch, giardiniera among Chicago-themed gifts delegation to present Pope Leo XIV
ROME — A White Sox-emblazoned kippah. A Chicago sanctuary city pin. Bottled giardiniera. But not a Cubs hat.
Those are some of the several personal items Chicago leaders have said they will hand-deliver to Pope Leo XIV on Thursday, when Mayor Brandon Johnson will lead a delegation to the Vatican in his biggest international trip so far.
The ...Read more
Can we do anything to stop the advancement of destroying ourselves?
From the writings of the Rev. Billy Graham
Q: I fear for the future of our nation and the world. While we’ve made tremendous strides around the globe to educate people and bring civility to the present world, morality has slid seriously downward, and I fear not for myself as much as I do for the next generations. With the threat of nuclear ...Read more
Pope says AI should be disarmed to avoid dominating humanity
Pope Leo XIV said artificial intelligence should be “disarmed” to protect humanity from its dangers, adding his voice to a heated debate over the extent to which governments should regulate a technology that is reshaping the world.
In a landmark address to the Catholic Church, which included a video presentation with images of the ...Read more
Are angels only active in the Old Testament?
From the writings of the Rev. Billy Graham
Q: There’s a lot being said about alien sightings. Some are laughing about it while government agencies are exploring whether such a thing is real or fake. Added to this is the longtime pop culture that elevates angel activity in blockbuster movies and bestselling novels. Are angels only active in ...Read more
Is man’s success God’s definition of success?
From the writings of the Rev. Billy Graham
Q: I guess this is an age-old question, but how can people who have shady and selfish motives, and use questionable methods to obtain the praise and support of their peers, attain success? And, is man’s success God’s definition of success? – A.D.
A: The Bible tells us, “Keep this Book of the ...Read more
Is Satan behind 'Christian-adjacent' double-talk?
From the writings of the Rev. Billy Graham
Q: A Hollywood actor announced on Bill Maher’s podcast that he was “Christian-adjacent.” I’ve never heard that term, but it drew attention to other high-profile people who state that they’re Hindu-Christians, Jewish Christians, Muslim-Christians, etc. Hyphenated religion sounds like a mixing ...Read more
It was a beacon of hope and faith in San Diego. Attack leaves a community seeking answers
The San Diego Islamic Center is typically a bustling crossroads, with kids in school, the faithful coming to pray and others simply taking part in cultural activity.
But these days, the site is busy for another, much darker reason. The community is mourning. An ever-growing pile of bouquets of lilies, daisies and sunflowers and notes sits at ...Read more
The God Squad: Are there dogs in Heaven?
Q: Dear Rabbi Gellman, Catholicism holds "animals have mortal souls that perish when the body dies" – therefore, animal souls don't go to heaven.
Humans have immortal souls and those souls (if good) live on in Heaven. Hopefully, when my time comes, I will be welcomed into Heaven. I hope to be reunited with my parents and those ...Read more
Is the Bible clear on Satan’s role in the world?
From the writings of the Rev. Billy Graham
Q: A lot of people ask what God is like, but it seems that few ask what Satan is like. I’m not sure if the devil’s name is Lucifer, Satan or both, but is the Bible clear on Satan’s role in the world? – S.K.
A: In the millenniums past, there was ...Read more
Social media, manifesto of San Diego mosque shooters rooted in white nationalism
The gunmen who killed three people at the San Diego Islamic Center left behind a 75-page document that preached hate, anti-Islam and antisemitism and promoted violence and chaos, law enforcement sources familiar with the investigation told the Los Angeles Times.
The manifesto was titled “The New Crusade: Sons of Tarrant” and made reference ...Read more
San Diego attackers' hate manifesto targeted many groups, sought 'destruction of political system,' sources say
The gunman who killed three people at the San Diego Islamic Center left behind a 75-page document that preached hate, anti-Islam and antisemitism and promoted violence and chaos, law enforcement sources familiar with the investigation told the Los Angeles Times.
The manifesto was titled “The New Crusade: Sons of Tarrant” and made reference ...Read more
San Diego attackers' hate manifesto targeted many groups, sought 'destruction of political system,' sources say
The gunman who killed three people at the San Diego Islamic Center left behind a 75-page document that preached hate, anti-Islam and antisemitism and promoted violence and chaos, law enforcement sources familiar with the investigation told the Los Angeles Times.
The manifesto was titled “The New Crusade: Sons of Tarrant” and made reference ...Read more
Inside Religion
Popular Stories
- Charlotte diocese releases letter addressing SSPX Catholics after excommunication
- Florida wants more religion in schools. But here's where most people draw the line
- Baltimore archdiocese offers up to $300 per gun in buyback event
- Vatican excommunicates bishops of breakaway group, casting spotlight on Kansas town
- Charlotte-area Catholic church among targets of Vatican's excommunication






















