So, you found out someone whom you detest is sick. Maybe it’s a political opponent. Maybe it is someone who you think is downright evil. Maybe they’re sick with COVID-19 or maybe it’s the flu. Or ...

A painter is working in a choir loft when a little old Italian lady enters the church. She marches directly to its front and kneels before a statue of the Virgin. The painter decides to have a little ...

In a time of serious health concerns, they provide physical comfort and are an all-important "reminder that someone is praying for them," the Rev. Dana Schlegel said. And in this season of gifts, ...

People have asked me to pray for them or for their loved ones all my adult life. I practice intercessory prayer very seriously, but that doesn’t stop me from wondering what I’m doing. Is intercession ...

Religious leaders are predictably more religious than any other leadership group. Ninety-five percent say they frequently engage in prayer. Scientists are the least religious group. Twenty-seven ...

In this week’s parsha, we meet up with Noach and the story of the flood. The Torah starts out with saying that Noach was a tzadik. After looking at the commentaries we see that if Noach was living in ...