A group of American nuns have sold a baseball card that they inherited from the family of a dead sister for a very large sum of money.
The Pope warns against secularism in Spain. The CBC reports that this same papal visit was met with gay protesters.
CNN asks if megachurches are going out of fashion.
The Huffington Post has a piece about finding religion in the Shanghai National Exposition.
The BBC reports that Iraqi Christians are being urged to leave the country, fearing attacks.
A Michigan woman who advertised her search for a ‘Christian roommate’ was ruled to not be in violation of discrimination laws by the courts.
Sikhs decry security screenings at airports and complain of racial profiling, according to the NY Times.
The Washington Post turns to Lao-Tzu’s political writings for some post-election wisdom.
The Washington Post also takes the disappearance of abortion as an election issue as a sign of the ‘maturing conscience of American Catholics’.
Roman Catholic monks in Switzerland have taken to posting newspaper ads in a bid for new recruits, according to the BBC.
The world’s tallest Jesus statue has just been completed in Poland.
The ‘Islam Channel’ in the UK is being investigated by broadcasting authorities for condoning marital rape and violence towards women, among other things.
Finally, an Israeli scholar has completed a new translation of the Talmud.
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