Religious Freedom in Conflict Zones: Ukraine’s Orthodox Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra suffered major damage in a Russian strike, underscoring how faith sites keep paying the price of war. Jewish Community & Memory: The Jewish Agency brought a New York screening of “From October 6 to October 7,” pairing the documentary with remarks from Jewish Agency leadership as Israeli teens head to camps worldwide for summer respite. Churches vs Redevelopment: Israel’s Haifa District Court ruled historic churches can keep religious use even when redevelopment plans tried to limit services. Education & Faith in Public Life: Texas debates a “Judeo-Christian” K-12 Bible reading proposal, with rabbis warning it sidelines Judaism; in India, NCERT rejected claims that a Grade 6 Kannada textbook title “Krishna” and its diet content promote religious or vegetarian bias. Interfaith Solidarity: Azerbaijan’s religious leaders joined Ashura blood donations, while Cambodia’s Buddhist leadership honored a Catholic bishop for decades of cooperation. Faith, Politics, and Accountability: Nigeria’s Spyro criticized religious leaders for benefiting from insecurity and urged them to speak and guide voters. Catholic Life: Corpus Christi drew more than 100 parishioners to a public Eucharistic procession in Peterborough, and a Catholic nun in Nigeria is helping inmates through catechism and confirmation.