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Opinion & Analysis
How Systemic Religious Oppression Benefits White Christians—and Christians of Color, Too
As a candidate and as President, Donald J. Trump stirred the pot of religious and racial discord in the United States.
Features
Would the Rev. Patrick Healy, Who Passed for White, Want to Be Celebrated as a Black Hero?
Patrick Healy, S.J. is celebrated as Georgetown University's first African-American president, although he lived life passing as White.
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Prosperity Meets the Poor: the Mission of Charleszetta ‘Mother’ Waddles in Urban America
Charleszetta Waddles, who operated the Perpetual Mission for Saving All Souls, served the poor with culinary wisdom and spiritual empowerment.
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Meet Faithfully Magazine’s 2020 Sacred Writes Partner Scholars
Following the success of our 2019 partnership, Faithfully Magazine is delighted to again work with Sacred Writes this year in hosting three new religion scholars.
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White Evangelical Support of Trump Makes Perfect Sense When You Examine the History of the Christian Right
How did Donald Trump get elected as the 45th President of the United States in 2016? The question has been posed and answered by...
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Less Than United: the People of the United Methodist Church
Every four years, elected lay and clergy delegates of the United Methodist Church (UMC) gather in a business meeting known as the General Conference....
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Confronting Truths About White Supremacy: Why I’m Writing a Book About Black Catholics and Systemic Racism
As a Black woman who has been a member of the Roman Catholic Church all of my life, it would have never occurred to...
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Faithfully Magazine’s Sacred Writes Partner Scholars Announced
Three scholars have been selected to work with us to publish articles reflecting their research on three distinct subjects.
