Polio survivor’s new film explores sexual surrogacy

By Naomi Pfefferman
Published on January 18, 2012

Baghdad priest: City’s Jews must leave after names in WikiLeaks

Published on October 10, 2011

The handful of Jews remaining in Baghdad must leave because their names appeared in a WikiLeaks cable, an Anglican priest in the Iraqi capital said.

Priest, born Jewish, is ‘Torn’

By Tom Tugend
Published on August 2, 2011

In the opening scene of the documentary “Torn,” an official asks an elderly man for his name, and he replies, “Romuald-Jakub Weksler-Waszkinel.”

Leading priest blames Jews for Greece’s problems

Published on December 21, 2010

A high-level priest on the morning show of the largest television station in Greece blamed world Jewry for Greece's financial problems. The Metropolite of Piraeus Seraphim also blamed world Jewry for other ills in the country during his appearance on Mega TV. Mixing Freemasons with Jewish bankers such as Baron Rothschild and world Zionism, the Metropolite said that there is a conspiracy to enslave Greece and Christian Orthodoxy. He also accused international Zionism of trying to destroy the family unit by promoting one-parent families and same-sex marriages.

Abraham’s Children: Genetic research opens book on Jewish identity—for good and bad

By Adam Wills
Published on December 26, 2008

Researcher tracing Jewish genes meets the Kohanim of Africa [VIDEO]

Published on August 20, 2008

Dr. David B. Goldstein from Duke's Institute for Genome Sciences and Policy talks about tracking the genetic history of the ancient Jewish priesthood (kohanim) and the Lost Tribe of Israel, the focus of his new book, "Jacob's Legacy".

VIDEO: Tel Aviv rally protests religious persecution in China

Published on August 9, 2008

Christian, Jewish and Muslim clergy lead rally protesting Chinese persecution of Falun Gong and China's involvement in Sudan.

VIDEO: Duke professor searches for ‘kohanim’ genetic marker

Published on July 21, 2008

Dr. David B. Goldstein from Duke's Institute for Genome Sciences and Policy talks about tracking the genetic history of the ancient Jewish priesthood (kohanim) and the Lost Tribes of Israel, the focus of his news book, "Jacob's Legacy"

A priest, a rabbi and a minister go on the Jay Leno show*

By The Web Guy
Published on January 24, 2008

Divestment Bad for Israelis, Palestinians

By Rev. Mark D. Stuart
Published on September 1, 2005

In the past year, several mainline American church bodies have favored divesting their assets from companies doing business with Israel. As an
Anglican priest, I find this very disturbing, especially so when my own American branch of Anglicanism (The Episcopal Church) has considered a similar course. I have discussed this with my friend, Rabbi John Rosove of Temple Israel Hollywood, which is near my parish of St. Thomas the Apostle. Our discussion motivated me to write to the appropriate national committees of my church to protest any possible divestment.

‘Errors’ in Judgement

By Nan Goldberg
Published on September 20, 2001

Aging priest, Father Edmond music is one of those people who puts off dealing with crises until it's just too late.

Finding Faith

By William Yelles
Published on March 26, 1998

Like the priest in her latest movie, director Lesli Linka Glatter is finding her own faith.

Set in aristocratic 1930s Boston, "The Proposition" stars William Hurt and Madeleine Stowe as Arthur and Eleanor Barrett, an infertile couple who go to extreme measures to conceive. They employ the services of Neil Patrick Harris (yes,"Doogie Howser" himself), who falls in love with Eleanor. The situation leads to murder as the Barretts try to avoid a humiliating scandal, and Eleanor seeks comfort in the arms of Father McKinnon(Kenneth Branagh), a young priest new to the local parish.