Venerable Thubten Chodron takes us on her journey from jeans and dangly earrings to crimson robes, and even offers a meditative approach to being stuck in traffic.

Carol Tuck has terminal cancer. And she's hoping to leave this world on her own terms, with doctor-assisted dying. It's illegal in her home country of South Africa, but that could change after a court ruling in November.

'I do not wish to be kept alive at all costs,' Bishop Desmond Tutu recently revealed. We explore the case for assisted dying in South Africa--and the push back.

Continuing our Nuns Now series, we talk to Sister Kathleen Erickson about how she assumed as a girl she would get married and live on a farm... and then became a Sister of Mercy instead.

It's one thing for an adult to choose spiritual approaches to healing, but what if a child’s life is at stake?

Matthew Swan died of a curable infection in 1977. His mother, a former Christian Scientist, says she was persuaded by her church to rely on prayer alone to heal her son. Plus, a Christian Scientist's pe

Are you a Hindu priest, a Catholic priest or an imam between the ages of 25 and 80? Want to participate in the new study on clergy and psilocybin? Dr. William Richards fills us in.

In the third installment of our series, Sister Rosemarie Milazzo of the Maryknoll Community reflects on the people she has served all over the world, and the stories that have left "a mark on my heart."

Dr. Anthony Bossis believes psilocybin can help cancer patients cope with existential anxiety, and he is also partnering with Dr. Roland Griffiths in a trial that administers the compound to religious leaders.

Karin Sokel took part in a psilocybin trial 10 years ago. A longtime meditator, she describes her most memorable 'trip,' and tells us how it completely changed the way she thinks about life, death, and God.