religion

Students of all faiths can unite at NYU's Center for Academic and Spiritual life.

Cardinal Timothy Dolan led a prayer service Saturday at St. Patrick's Cathedral praising New York.

The Village Church, which used to gather in P.S. 3, has moved to the Greenwich House.

A court ruled Thursday that churches can continue worshipping in public schools for the next 10 days.

A citywide ban on the use of public schools for religious services goes into effect Sunday.

The scroll, more than 2,000-years-old, will be on display at Discovery TImes Square until Jan. 2.

Police arrested a man who scaled the St. Patrick's scaffolding to advertise an anti-religion essay.

Claims that Buddhist nun Baojing Li sold beads without a license will be dismissed, her attorney said.

Immigrants are legally allowed to marry their same-sex partners in New York, but that won't help their bid for citizenship.

A study released Tuesday shows age and religious differences among supporters and opponents of gay marriage.

The SoHo Synagogue, in an old Gucci store, is built to be attractive to a younger crowd.

The state has slashed its team of kosher inspectors, putting enforcement into private hands.

The New York Public Library's latest exhibit, "Three Faiths: Judaism, Christianity, Islam," opens Friday.

An artists' group pasted 1,500 posters asking New Yorkers to express their views in their own handwriting.

Leaders of local religious organizations preached tolerance at the site of proposed Ground Zero mosque.