A few months following the September 11 attacks in New York City, Eboo Patel—like countless other Americans—visited ground zero and prayed in memory of those who were murdered. Nearly a decade later Patel—a Muslim-American who ...

As the 100th anniversary of the birth of Mother Teresa of Calcutta on August 26, 2010 approaches, David Van Biema -- former chief religion writer at TIME and the author and editor of TIME Mother ...

In this video, Miguel talks about racial tension and his experiences growing up as an undocumented hispanic in a small town in the United States. In video 1, Miguel, an immigrant from Mexico who migrated ...

The great challenge for Christian leadership is to help people go beyond fears of difference and experience diversity as God's ...

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Welcome to the 2010 version of Busted Halo’s Freshman Survival Guide — the first college guide to offer a holistic look into the lives of college students by combining practical advice on student life — ...

At a time when the issues of homosexuality and religion are creating enormous rifts and clearly defined factions within many faith communities, Eve Tushnet ...

I have lived my life believing in human rights, equality and the law. I am a retired deputy sheriff and have dealt with immigrants, documented ...

Miguel, an immigrant from Mexico who migrated illegally with his family when he was young, speaks about how he had to hide his undocumented status from those he was closest to growing up.

Fr. McGarry discusses his years in the Holy Land and his extensive work on Jewish-Christian relations. The Los Angeles native also touches on the divisions he sees in both American politics and the Catholic Church ...

In this video, Irving, a Mexican immigrant who has been living in NYC since age 4, talks about his struggles being undocumented and interviews a coworker about her thoughts on immigration.

In this video, Siby, from Mauritania in West Africa, discusses how he was caught by the authorities when trying to travel back to Mali to visit his sick parent. In video one, ...

The People vs. Helen Thomas by Rabbi Simcha Weinstein The ...

In this video, Giselle sets out across the country for her one woman play, The Deportee's Wife, and shares her various thoughts and insights into immigration issues in the United States.

There is an island in the East River, within view of the glittering Manhattan skyline, where the homeless and indigent are buried: an island of ...

In this video, Giselle reunites with her husband, Roberto, and interviews him about growing up in Mexico and how and why he came to live in the United States. In video one, Giselle discusses the ...

In this video, Giselle prepares for her departure to Mexico where she will reunite with her husband and continue to video blog about their life together and strive to break down stereotypes about illegal immigrants ...

In this video, Benita shares some of the skills she has acquired while trying to support herself as an undocumented worker.  In episode one, Benita discusses her background and the difficulties she faced ...

Meet Siby from Mauritania in West Africa. In this, his first video, Mirlande Jean-Louis finds out why Siby left home to come to the United States. Stay tuned for his next installment when he'll talk ...

When I met David Spotanski at a conference on leadership in the Catholic Church in 2007, my first impression of the Belleville, Ill., native was ...