(RNS) — Try this Caesar.

(RNS) — In line with long-standing papal concerns.

(RNS) — Few Americans didn't know someone whose life hadn't been claimed by war.

(RNS) — The framers of the Constitution went a long way toward making sure that wasn't the case.

(RNS) — The armed man who sought to break into the White House Correspondents' dinner hails from a long line of religious extremists looking to commit political violence in the name of God.

(RNS) — Over 60 years of establishment clause jurisprudence will be overturned if the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals gets its way.

(RNS) — It would look like this.

(RNS) — Or at least the loss of its most visible champion.

(RNS) — But that remains to be seen.

(RNS) — Republicans look to the past to rescue themselves in the midterms.

(RNS) — Its religious commitment cannot be overemphasized.

Both Democrats oppose Trump, but the political consultant and the U.S. Senate candidate take different rhetorical lines.

No.

Pope Leo XIV may be less inclined to stick his thumb in the eye of the conservative resistance, but he's no less committed to Pope Francis' agenda.

The strange case of Yoram Hazony.

(RNS) — Asked about the Gospel of Matthew, Johnson answered with the Book of Leviticus. There's a reason for that.

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