Faith

Hanukkah is a time for celebrations that thrive in food, family, friends and faith. But with Jewish culture being so ...

Jewish New Year is the most important and widely celebrated of all Jewish holidays. The origin of Jewish New Year ...

The sweet smell of pan de muerto baking, colorful decorations and pictures selected with care, special memories being...

Día de Muertos, Day of the Dead, is a holiday originally celebrated in the southern and central parts of Mexico and i...

Diwali, also called Deepavali, is known as the Festival of Lights. Filled with joy and incredibly family-oriented, it...

Sisters share a special bond with their brothers—one of love and care. And that’s what the South Asian holiday Raksha...

As an observance of great sacrifice as well as an opportunity for strengthening the bonds of community, Eid al-Adha i...

The month of May is Jewish American Heritage Month (JAHM), and it’s a perfect time to celebrate the significant co...

For nearly two billion Muslims throughout the world, including the United States, Ramadan—which takes place during...

Muslims all over the world start the first day of Shawwal, the tenth lunar month, by offering zakat (alms) and a p...

Here’s how you can tell it’s Holi: A cloud of reddish dust flies into the air, covering people who are very happy ...

Purim, pronounced poor-im, is a joyous one-day Jewish festival that honors an event detailed in the bibli...