Tagged Religion

Last semester, for our RLST 1601 “Honors Religion in the US” course, we were tasked with creating our own class about religion in the US. We found ourselves intrigued by the Satanic religions and figured...

Members of the Fairfield community are welcome to participate in Eucharistic Adoration at the Egan Chapel of Saint Ignatius of Loyola. The practice, referred to as “Holy Hour,” takes place from 8 to 9...

In the inaugural “Faith and Leaders for Racial Justice” lecture, presented by the Office of Mission and Ministry, Fairfield University welcomed Wilton Cardinal Gregory to discuss racial injustice in the...

In an increasingly divided nation, American Catholics have established a new point of disagreement. A new controversy has arisen on the question of receiving Holy Communion, particularly with regard to...

“One small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind”, these words uttered by Neil Armstrong on July 20, 1969 have solidified themselves in human history. Once man placed his breath upon the embers of...

I once had a psychic reading done while I was weekending in Portland, Maine about three years ago. I paid $10, and the woman told me I could have my reading be about either the future of my love life or my...

At the conclusion of my four-day holiday weekend, I sat on my couch in a food coma, with candy wrappers scattered along the floor from the early-afternoon Easter festivities, in anticipation of NBC’s live...

In 1998, Amira Ebrahim ‘20 was only a year old when she moved to the United States from Egypt. Her move came only two years after President Bill Clinton signed the Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant...