Holi 2023: Where to celebrate the Hindu Festival of Colors in Houston

Also known as the Festival of Colors, the Hindu celebration showcases the triumph of good over evil and the love of the god Radha Krishna. We've got a list of upcoming celebrations in the Houston area where you can participate

Seattle becomes first city in U.S. to ban caste discrimination

The Seattle City Council has added caste to the city’s anti-discrimination laws, becoming the first U.S. city to specifically ban caste discrimination.

Popeyes brings back seafood classics for Lent observers

The fast-food chain will bring back the Flounder Fish Sandwich and the Shrimp Tackle Box for a limited time.

Satanic Temple launches telehealth abortion care in New Mexico, hopes to expand

The Satanic Temple, which doesn’t believe in a literal Satan, has claimed its abortion ritual is exempt from bans because it’s part of religious practice.

Pope Francis says homosexuality is a ‘sin,’ but ‘not a crime’

Pope Francis criticized laws that criminalize homosexuality as “unjust” and called on Catholic bishops who support the laws to welcome LGBTQ people into the church.

Church of England refuses to preside over same-sex marriages

"Blessings" from the Church of England for same-sex marriage are allowed, but same-sex couples are still not allowed to marry in its churches.

CAIR rejects Hamline University ‘Islamophobia’ claims, terminations without justification

After a Hamline University professor faced backlash from showing a depiction of Muhammad during a classroom lesson, America’s largest Muslim civil liberties organization is saying it does not believe the professor acted with ‘Islamophobic intent’ – arguing that academic positions should not be condemned without justification.

Public can visit Pope Benedict XVI's tomb

The public can now visit the tomb of Pope Benedict XVI in the grottoes under St. Peter’s Basilica.

Tens of thousands view Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI's body at Vatican

Vatican security officials estimated that by mid-afternoon Monday, some 40,000 people had filed by the retired pontiff's body.

Health of retired Pope Benedict XVI 'worsening,' Vatican says

Earlier Wednesday, Pope Francis asked the faithful to pray for Benedict and went to visit his predecessor in the monastery on Vatican grounds.

Pope laments 'icy winds of war' in Christmas address

"Indeed, we must acknowledge with sorrow that, even as the Prince of Peace is given to us, the icy winds of war continue to buffet humanity," Pope Francis said.

Texas' first antisemitism study shows anti-Jewish incidents doubled in 2021

The Texas Holocaust, Genocide, and Antisemitism Advisory Commission (THGAAC) released its first-ever study of antisemitism in the state, and the report shows the number of anti-Jewish incidents doubled last year.

As Hanukkah begins, President Biden and others condemn rising antisemitism

The Anti-Defamation League tracked 2,717 antisemitic instances of assault, harassment and vandalism last year, the highest number since it tracking them in 1979.

Separation of Church and Date?
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We?ve all heard of the separation of Church and State, but what about Church and Date? Does religion come into play when it comes to relationships? Our friend Ahmed Sharma shares his experience while courting his Muslim wife. And since it?s not good for a man to be alone, Pastor Akeem Walker is out there looking for his first lady, but in no rush to get married! Plus, Shamone LaMarra is here with us! And she?s debuting her brand new gospel song ?All In?

Jeff Foxworthy draws crowd to help Boys and Girls Country raise millions

A redneck joke has got to be lurking in the distance if it involves Jeff Foxworthy, right? Actually, he didn't tell one during a huge fundraiser for a special place in northwest Houston called "Boys and Girls Country" that helps children from families in crisis. 

Religious leader, Certified Anger Management Counselor breaks down how crime has gotten so out of control
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With violent crime continuing to make headlines in the Houston area, religious leaders like Imam Jihad Muhammad with Fifth Ward Islamic Center for Human Development, who is also a certified Anger Management Counselor break down the myriad of reasons why crime might be so out of control from a cultural perspective.