Faith and tradition mobilize crowds in religious celebrations in São Paulo cities
Religious celebrations in São Paulo attract thousands of tourists, especially to the unique basilica dedicated to Saint Michael the Archangel.
70 Years Above the Minaret: Mohammed Ali Al-Sheikh, the Guardian of the Damascene Call to Prayer
Mohammed Ali Al-Sheikh has dedicated 70 years to his role as the oldest muezzin in Damascus, continuing a family tradition of calling to prayer from the Umayyad Mosque.
Religious leader vomits on Taiwan's president during Lunar New Year ceremony | VIDEO
During a Lunar New Year ceremony in Tainan, Taiwan's President Lai Ching-te was unexpectedly vomited on by a religious leader.
When will Holika Dahan be celebrated on March 2 or 3? Know the correct date of this festival from the priest
The festival of Holika Dahan is debated to be celebrated on either March 2 or March 3, 2026, with religious guidelines suggesting February 3 as the more auspicious date due to specific astrological conditions.
Father from Rio Preto calls for 'renewing action' from the faithful during Lent; see parish programming
A priest from São José do Rio Preto urges the faithful to embrace Lent as a time for internal change rather than mere religious tradition.
What does the Ash Cross on the forehead mean this Wednesday? The symbolism and meaning for Holy Week and Lent
The article explains the significance of Ash Wednesday in Mexico, marking the beginning of Lent, and the tradition of receiving the ash cross on the forehead as a symbol of repentance.
The English Premier League adopts a "Iftar Pause" for Muslim players during Ramadan
The English Premier League allows Muslim players to break their fast during matches in Ramadan, continuing its tradition of religious diversity.
Folia de Reis: how a religious and cultural celebration transcends generations in Goiás
The Folia de Reis is a cultural and religious tradition in Goiás, Brazil, celebrating the pilgrimage of the Three Wise Men, and maintaining its significance in both rural and urban communities.
Lent 2026 - what it is, why we give things up, and whether you can skip a day
The article discusses the tradition of Lent and its significance for both Christians and non-religious individuals who choose to give up certain luxuries during this period leading up to Easter.
Carnival at the Table: Italy's Excess Before Silence
The Italian Carnival is a ritual food celebration rooted in agricultural and religious calendars, representing a final abundance before Lent's period of deprivation.
Is the Muslim veil a religious symbol or a macho tradition?
The article discusses the debate in Spain regarding whether the Islamic veil is a religious symbol or a manifestation of patriarchal tradition, highlighting recent legal rulings on the subject.
Get to know the story of the Iemanjá festival, one of the largest cultural and religious manifestations of summer in Bahia
Salvador celebrated on Monday a devotion to Iemanjá, reflecting the city's deep cultural and religious ties to the sea and fishing traditions.
When is Ash Wednesday? This is the exact DAY you should attend church to receive the cross
The article discusses the date of Ash Wednesday in 2026, a significant religious tradition where faithful attendees receive an ash cross on their foreheads in church.
What is La Candelaria or the Festival of Light, what is its origin and why is it celebrated on February 2nd
La Candelaria, celebrated on February 2nd, combines religious and popular traditions in various countries, marked by rituals like bonfires and processions.
Teacher threw a cross into the trash bin. Minister of Justice commented on the case
Minister Waldemar Żurek emphasized the need to respect Polish tradition and religious feelings in response to an incident where a teacher allegedly removed and disposed of a cross in a primary school in Kielno, Pomerania.
The episodic waters and the futile enlightenment
The article reflects on the author's confusion about religious events, particularly misremembering the Feast of Theophany with the Transfiguration, and highlights the importance of tangible demonstrations of faith in understanding divine nature.
When should you really take down the Christmas tree?
The article discusses the proper time to take down Christmas decorations according to religious tradition, which lasts until the Sunday after Epiphany.
Did you go and make your cross...
The article discusses the cultural significance of making the sign of the cross in certain religious practices.