Religion

Bishop James Misko signed onto a letter calling for immigration reform and helped lead a mass on the Arizona-Mexico reporter in Nogales late last week called Border Mass 250.

The U.S. Attorney’s Office for Arizona says last July, Kevin Pyles posted an antisemitic flyer on the front door of a Phoenix synagogue.

Rep. Stephanie Stahl Hamilton found herself at the center of a major controversy at the Arizona Capitol just a few years ago, dubbed “Biblegate.”

The actual rules around biblical eating seem up for interpretation — anything from eating only what’s directly mentioned in the good book, to eating whole foods, to cutting out ultra-processed foods.

Members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints were up in arms last week after the Department of Defense — under the leadership of Secretary Pete Hegseth — left them off its newly slimmed down list of Christian religions.

The Show spoke with Chandler Republican Julie Willoughby for "Ditat Deus" series.

An Orthodox Christian group is threatening to sue the city of Phoenix over a controversial new ordinance it passed last month that bans groups from providing medical care and food to the homeless in city parks — unless they have one of two permits that will be available for it per month in some parks.

Phoenix is facing a lawsuit following a new ordinance restricting food distribution and medical care to people in need at parks.

We spend a lot of time asking what AI can do. We spend far less time asking who is accountable when it acts. That question sits at the heart of Pope Leo XIV's new encyclical — and it is the focus of Herb Paine's latest commentary.

Let’s meet a deeply religious Democrat: House Minority Leader Oscar De Los Santos. He told The Show his identity as a Christian is fundamentally tied up in his work as a public servant.