Religion

A growing Muslim community in Norristown welcomed the end of Ramadan and celebration of Eid al-Fitr with a picnic.

“Let me be clear: New Jersey will not tolerate acts of hate against the Muslim community,” said New Jersey Attorney General Matt Platkin.

City commissioners and voter advocates are helping Philadelphians who observe Passover cast their votes.

The Philadelphia chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations — or CAIR — and a coalition of local mosques and other organizations sponsored the Friday prayers.

With several of the city’s restaurants setting up buffets and special menus, this month offers a chance to explore a range of North African and Asian cuisine.

A week-long music festival on eight church pipe organs around the city brings thunder down from the heavens.

They encourage all worshipers to understand how to stop the bleeding if someone is shot or stabbed.

The House votes Wednesday on a bill to force the China-based parent company ByteDance to either divest or be banned in U.S. app stores.

The suburban Philadelphia based group said they have formed their organization so that their voices are heard by President Joe Biden and other elected officials.

The number of incidents recorded is the highest the state has seen since record keeping began about 30 years ago.

Police estimate $15,000 in damage was done by the vandal.

Ministers from St. Peter’s Episcopal Church delivered ashes in Washington Square Park for believers with busy mornings.

Cohanzick Longhouse Sanctuary wants to continue using the property as a worship site. But Quinton Township says they need to reapply.

The 134-year-old structure in Society Hill will get $90,000 to rehab its intricately designed stained-glass windows.

Amigos Bakery’s five locations expect big crowds Saturday picking up the traditional sweet bread with a surprise inside.