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Ryan Burge, amplifying the results of the longstanding Pew Religious Landscape Survey, wants us to pay closer attention to the data on belief in the United States—and especially the data on what underlies belief. How often are people thinking about the meaning and purpose of...

According to a recent story, Pope Leo XIV ran into a wall of sorts when he tried to change his contact information with his bank in Chicago. About two months after the Chicago-born cardinal became Pope Leo XIV and moved to Vatican City, he put in...

What happens when an institution vacates a function or a role? Where does that function go? Sometimes it disappears altogether. Sometimes, other institutions pick it up—or a version of it—and carry it forward within their own scope and aims. We received an interesting email this past...

In a season when ministry can feel like it demands constant creativity, urgency, and reinvention, these recent reflections offer something steadier, and ultimately more sustaining. Together, they point us back to the core of our calling: to trust what is already true, to recognize God at...