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Study Reveals Jewish Young Adults' Evolving Relationship with Identity

Study Reveals Jewish Young Adults' Evolving Relationship with Identity

Study Reveals Jewish Young Adults' Evolving Relationship with Identity
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Millennial Leaders Gain Influence in the Catholic Church

Millennial Leaders Gain Influence in the Catholic Church

Pope Leo XIV has appointed eight new members to the Council for the Economy, including two millennial laywomen, marking a significant shift in the Catholic Church's leadership dynamics. This move follows the recent appointment of Montse Alvarado, another millennial, as the prefect for the Dicastery of Communications. The new appointees, Gisela Bergmann and Elena Principato-Wettstein, bring diverse professional backgrounds and a fresh perspective to the Church's economic and administrative functions. These appointments reflect a broader trend of millennials taking on leadership roles within the Church, emphasizing authenticity, collaboration, and a focus on mission over institutional status quo.
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Jack Ukeles, Influential Researcher of Jewish Communal Life, Passes Away at 89

Jack Ukeles, Influential Researcher of Jewish Communal Life, Passes Away at 89

Jack Ukeles, a prominent researcher and policy planner in Jewish communal life, has passed away at the age of 89 in Jerusalem. Over a career spanning more than five decades, Ukeles played a pivotal role in shaping the agenda for organized Jewish life through his work in policy research, planning, and management. He was instrumental in conducting significant studies on Jewish populations, including the first scientific study of New York's Jewish community. Ukeles was known for his integrity and compassion, influencing generations of Jewish communal professionals. His work extended to various sectors, including academia and city government, where he applied data-driven approaches to address complex issues.
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In Weimar, a festival preserves Yiddish culture while reinventing it

In Weimar, a festival preserves Yiddish culture while reinventing it

Since its start, the festival has grown from a weekend workshop with a handful of participants to the largest festival of its kind in Europe, lasting more than a month, with daily workshops drawing hundreds of participants and near nightly concerts attended by over 10,000 people total, according to organizers
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Hazrat Musleh-e-Maud's Views on Fascism and Leadership Critically Analyzed

Hazrat Musleh-e-Maud's Views on Fascism and Leadership Critically Analyzed

The article examines the allegations that Hazrat Mirza Bashir-ud-Din Mahmud Ahmad, also known as Hazrat Musleh-e-Maud, was inspired by Fascism and admired leaders like Hitler and Mussolini. Critics have cited his words to suggest he looked up to these figures as ideal leaders. However, the article provides context from his sermons and writings, indicating that while he discussed various governance systems, he did not express approval of Fascism for the Ahmadiyya Community. Instead, he emphasized the importance of reformation in deeds and invited community members to propose ideas for improvement. The article also contrasts his views with those of other contemporary Muslim leaders who were more openly impressed by Fascist ideologies.
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Family of 100,000th Immigrant Celebrates Aliyah Milestone in Israel

Family of 100,000th Immigrant Celebrates Aliyah Milestone in Israel

Nefesh B'Nefesh marked the arrival of its 100,000th immigrant from the U.S. and Canada to Israel, celebrated at the President's Residence in Jerusalem. The Douglas family, consisting of Jeffrey, Atara, and their three children, moved from New York to Jerusalem. The event was attended by Israeli President Isaac Herzog and other dignitaries. The Douglas family has a deep connection to Israel, naming their children after fallen Israeli soldiers, and decided to move to Israel to be part of Jewish history.
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Amy Schaffler's Commitment to Tampa's Jewish Community and Philanthropy

Amy Schaffler's Commitment to Tampa's Jewish Community and Philanthropy

Amy Schaffler's Commitment to Tampa's Jewish Community and Philanthropy
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How Does Boise State Fit in the New-Look Pac-12?

How Does Boise State Fit in the New-Look Pac-12?

When Pac-12 Commissioner Teressa Gould began looking at schools to add to a rebuilt Pac-12, Boise State was an obvious candidate. The Broncos have the athletic success, fan support, facilities, and national brand recognition that make them a perfect addition to the Pac-12. Boise State has built a strong athletic department year by year and […]
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Arizona football training camp notebook: Max Harris, Ismail Mahdi officially added to roster

Arizona football training camp notebook: Max Harris, Ismail Mahdi officially added to roster

There are still some potential hurdles to clear, but for the time being Max Harris and Ismail Mahdi are back in the fold for Arizona. The Wildcats have officially added the two veterans, who were key contributors to the 2025 team. Both were granted an extra year of eligibility following a federal judge’s ruling last […]
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Reports: D-backs will DFA Paul Sewald, add Zack Littell

Reports: D-backs will DFA Paul Sewald, add Zack Littell

The Arizona Diamondbacks are designating veteran right-handed reliever Paul Sewald for assignment after his recent funk, multiple outlets reported Monday afternoon.
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Odds: What are the chances the Bills start 2026 with 6-0 record?

Odds: What are the chances the Bills start 2026 with 6-0 record?

How likely is it the Bills start the 2026 NFL season with a 6-0 record? Here's what oddsmakers think.
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Ryan Walters' defense puts together a strong day at fall practice

Ryan Walters' defense puts together a strong day at fall practice

Washington's defense showed off its high-end potential at the Huskies' fourth practice of fall camp.