Nowruz in a time of war
As airstrikes hit Iran, families mark the new year, while people inside the country and beyond reveal changing perspectives
How Quebec’s secularism law is forcing young women to rethink their futures
Aspiring teachers and prosecutors say Bill 21 makes them choose between their faith and their careers in public service
The U.S. bishop who urged Christians to “prepare for martyrdom” explains why
Robert Hirschfeld shares how churches can embody courage in the wake of ICE violence
Iraq’s child brides
Girls as young as nine are being forced into marriage in Iraq. Women’s rights activists are risking everything to fight back.
Should I attend an event featuring a speaker accused of transphobia?
A reader grapples with showing support for a complex figure
What if Lent began with a question?
A mother-daughter road trip sparked a sacred writing practice rooted in memory, wisdom and God’s presence
Journalist Jessica Barrett on the keys to solving the housing crisis
The author of “No Place Like Home” on moving away from a market-driven model
Forged Morrisseaus are hurting today’s Indigenous artists
Decades of art fraud have undermined trust in the Woodland School and threatened the livelihoods of living creators
Why a former evangelical author is challenging faith in firearms
In his new book, William J. Kole argues that gun-loving U.S. Christians have lost their way
Readers weigh in on Carney’s Davos speech
You had a lot to say about the prime minister's address at the World Economic Forum earlier this month
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