Religious Freedom & Law: Cardinal Cupich and Catholic nuns sue Illinois to block the state’s assisted-suicide law ahead of its Sept. 12 start, arguing it violates religious freedom and free speech. Church-State Tensions: Ukraine demands the Moscow-connected Ukrainian Orthodox Church leave Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra by March 29, escalating a long-running fight over control of the ancient monastery. Anti-Hate & Community Resilience: A Queens synagogue hosted “Digital Defender 102,” training older Jewish participants to confront antisemitism and build Jewish pride using AI and social media. Local Faith Under Pressure: Federalsburg’s Church of the Nazarene fire has been ruled arson, with the ATF offering up to a $5,000 reward. Faith, Health & Aid: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and UNICEF launch a two-year initiative to support maternal and newborn care for 3 million mothers and babies across South Asia. Interfaith Neighbors: A Muslim doctor in Mooresville urges officials to apply the same municipal standards to an Islamic center as they would to a church. Faith in Action: A Spokane congregation sold its building after insurance costs spiked; elsewhere, a church in Idaho delivered hay to ranchers hit by wildfire.