Neris Gonzalez: ‘My Dreams Will Never Be the Same’
Neris Neris Gonzalez: ‘My Dreams Will Never Be the Same’ Article ByJulia Lieblich January 3, 2022… Read More
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In Orthodox Georgia, Women Are Pioneering Tourism To A Muslim Valley Hit Hard By War
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Sister Dianna Ortiz: A Tribute to a Survivor of Torture Who Became a Voice for Victims
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Engaged Spirituality at COP26 – UN Climate Talks
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Rev. Gary Mason: Faith on the Peace Lines of Northern Ireland
courtesy of GaryMason Rev. Gary Mason: Faith on the Peace Lines of Northern Ireland Article ByBrie Loskota November 7, 2021… Read More
Rosalina Tuyuc Velasquez: Calling on Ancient Maya Wisdom to Heal Guatemalan Widows
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The Spiritual Edge Sweeps Religion News Association Radio Awards
The Spiritual Edge Sweeps Religion News Association Radio Awards Announcement ByCRCC Staff October 7, 2021… Read More
Michelle Clifton-Soderstrom: An Evangelical Professor And Her Students Inside A Maximum Security Prison
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Mehool Sanghrajka: A Jain Tech Innovator Combines A Religious And Worldly Perspective In Education
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Brother Chân Pháp Dung: Where the Search for Simplicity Leads
Pháp Dung (the name he was given upon ordination) is among a unique set of people—those whose spirituality has led them to eschew material consumption. As part of the University of Southern California Center for Religion and Civic Culture’s global project on engaged spirituality, a team of journalists and researchers have interviewed 80 exemplary individuals committed to making the world a better place. For a significant number of these people, living simply is more than enough, it is a source of freedom. Read More
