The (Minneapolis) Star-Tribune: Minnesota's mainline Christian denominations face unprecedented declines, altering communities and traditions celebrated for generations.
ARDA: America's religious communities are failing children with chronic health conditions such as autism, learning disabilities, depression and conduct disorders. And they have been doing it for a very long time.
NPR: What, if anything, do the current justices' and potential nominees' faiths tell us -- and how has the religious makeup of the Supreme Court changed?
The Conversation: July marks 50 years of Pope Paul VI's encyclical prohibiting contraceptive use. For many years prior to it, the church had not been so explicit on its stance. How did it become such a thorny issue?
National Catholic Reporter: Abortion and the Supreme Court: how the debate has changed
NPR: The 1968 release of The Beatles' Yellow Submarine film influenced fashion, graphic design, music -- and even a short-lived organization of "submarine churches" based on the gospel of Lennon and McCartney: "All You Need Is Love."
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