The Archbishop of Canterbury says a schism in Australian Anglicanism is dangerous for the church because it looks to outsiders like any other institution that struggles to overcome differences.
Source: Sydney Morning Herald
For many Australian Muslims like Reem and Fouad Alameddine, the dream of home ownership has been beyond reach.
Source: ABC
Chock full of 52 films from all across the world, JIFF 2022 presents must-see headliners, literary deep-dives, extraordinary true stories, laugh-out-loud comedies, and films of great joy, levity and jubilance.
Source: Jewish International Festival Film
For Shruthi Mangalaganesh, every year the nine-day festival of Navratri is a memorable one. It is a time when the family engages in the shared exercise of preparing the Golu, an ancient custom of displaying dolls and figurines.
Source: The Indian Sun
Young people are turning to social media to help navigate their spiritual lives, with almost half of Gen Z (46 per cent) engaging with TikTok at least weekly to help them in their spiritual life.
Source: Eternity News
What makes a martyr? I ask this question because the answer is far from obvious, even just within the Christian tradition, and because rhetoric around those killed in Ukraine plays on language of martyrdom in troubling ways.
Source: ABC
More than 600 people attended the Premier's Diwali state reception at the Melbourne Showgrounds held on 24 October.
Source: SBS
Religious leaders say they are frustrated the Victorian government has stalled on a promised education campaign about the ancient meaning of the swastika, weeks before it becomes a criminal offence to publicly display the Nazi symbol.
Source: ABC
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