RELIGION

The probe follows an explosive internal report alleging sexual abuse cases were covered up

Mohamed Magid, executive imam of the All Dulles Area Muslim Society Center, said he received word from the White House that his appointment was official.

Reviving a partnership from the 1960s, the Progressive National Baptist Convention and AFL-CIO are launching a faith and labor alliance focused on battleground states.

Megan Rohrer last year became the first transgender mainline Protestant bishop — and then resigned after backlash for removing a pastor on a key feast day.

An edited version of the hit show produced by the Door McAllen church in Texas did not get the blessing of the Broadway musical's creators, a “Hamilton” spokesperson told The Washington Post.

The Kansas abortion vote may hint at mounting backlash against the church’s involvement in the nation’s abortion debate — not least among Catholics themselves.

Sikhs are memorializing the 2012 mass shooting by standing in solidarity with other faith communities struck by mass gun violence and white supremacy.

The lawsuits are at the vanguard of efforts to rewrite the dominant narrative that says the only “religious” view on abortion is to oppose it.

House Democrats say the Family Research Council, a right-wing advocacy group, may be exploiting its “church” designation to avoid scrutiny.

Pope Francis, on his return flight to Rome from Canada, said it was a “normal option” to think about retirement, although he hadn't reached that point yet.

Indigenous people say his apologies for the actions of "many Christians" in Canada's residential schools were a crucial first step. But they still want him to apologize for the Church as an institution.

The nuns argue that Kansas’s abortion measure would have negative repercussions for women and allow politicians to “impose religious beliefs on all Kansans.”

A Post investigation of an abuse case in a powerful African diocese found the Catholic Church failed to follow its new accountability rules.

After the Kennedy decision, they say church and state are already too separate.

On his first full day in Canada, Francis apologized to Indigenous survivors of the often-brutal system school system run in part by the Catholic Church.

Saint Mary Mother of God Parish in D.C.’s Chinatown was told that by Sept. 21, it was to cease use of Latin rituals.

The move is meant to align the region with Pope Francis's wishes on an issue dividing the church along ideological lines.