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What started as a Facebook wall post from a Bostonian away at Seminary in Rome has been forwarded and republished tens of thousands of times. The essay is in the form of a letter to the younger [...]

“Dear Dzhokhar, You don’t know me, but you tried to kill my family,” begins the letter written by Rev. Mr. Michael Rogers, S.J. that has made the rounds in print and online after originally being [...]

Filmmaker and civil rights activist Valarie Kaur has been working to counter faith-based prejudice since the attacks of 9/11. As a third-generation Sikh-American, she knows well that as [...]

All week long, details of the Boston marathon bombing, the investigation, and the arrest of the surviving suspect have dominated the headlines. An ongoing source of concern has been the [...]

This weekend, tune in to State of Belief, Interfaith Alliance’s weekly radio show and podcast, to find out why interfaith efforts matter more now than ever before; to gain insight on some [...]

On the next State of Belief Radio – with the Boston bombing suspects dead or in custody, the victims are embarking on the long road to recovery, and the rest of us can return to our normal [...]

  The Rev. Dr. Robert William Edgar passed away on Tuesday, April 23rd. His death was sudden and unexpected, and prompted this remembrance from State of Belief host and Interfaith Alliance [...]

When the Archbishop of Buenos Aires was elected pope last month, it’s fair to say it caught a lot of folks off guard. His first weeks as Pope Francis did the same, with some feeling hope that a [...]

An editor at Fast Company Magazine, Jeff Chu is an openly gay Christian who traveled the country in search of answers, a search he documented in a compelling new book, Does Jesus Really Love Me? [...]

When two explosions shook Boston during the marathon this past week, we all stopped in our tracks. As the investigation continues, from where does healing come? How do we turn to each other in [...]