Hey! Time for another GetReligion post about religious issues in sports coverage! Can you hear the cheers from the crowd?
ESPN gets Irvin and his 'threshing floor' sermon
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Yes, before Baltimore, Lori was bishop of Newtown
If the mainstream press has a creed, one of its central tenets is certainly this old truth: All news is local.
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Bear QB after RGIII keeps the vague faith
As we roll through the semi-holy football season of minor bowls, I am happy to report that The Los Angeles Times team noticed that the Baylor Bears had another winning season and, apparently, are playing in some game out on the West Coast.
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2012: Top 10 religion stories of the year
As we near the end of 2012 â can you believe we made it this far!? â the time has come for the Top 10 of everything.
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Xmas quiet in Jerusalem? Check the Julian calendar
Along with millions of other Americans, I am on the road this fine Christmas Day. Thus, when checking into a typical American hotel, I was immediately presented with the Holiday edition of USA Today.
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Ghost of Notre Dame's modern-day 'Rudy'
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Christmas carol wars on the DC Metro -- not
Anyone who spends much time on subways and other forms of mass transit knows that a whole lot of religious stuff goes on while people are moving from home to work. I’m not just talking about the people with their sports pages and copies of 50 shades of hades or whatever.
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The late Rev. Fred Rogers fills his pastoral role, once again
During the past few days, how many of you have either (a) seen this picture and the following quotation on Facebook or (b) have received an email with a URL that points you toward this material?
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Dancing alone in that D.C. Franciscan hermitage?
Back in my Rocky Mountain News days, I covered an ecumenical gathering in Boulder, Colo., focusing on contemplative prayer and meditation. One of the main speakers was a leader at the Nada Carmelite monastic community — part of the Spiritual Life Institute — located in Crestone, Colo., at on the western face of the Sangre de Christo mountains.
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