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What a colorblind painter taught me about spotting society’s lies

A columnist reflects on lies, and how advertising, politics and history normalize deception, urging people to challenge falsehoods and root themselves in truth.
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Spokane Cathedral hosting exhibition commemorating centennial of groundbreaking

A St. John’s Cathedral exhibit marks its centennial with Spokane Garry’s books, historic photographs and stained glass exploring Christianity’s complex history.
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Faith Events Northwest: Oct. 19-25

Explore Northwest faith events featuring a Jesuit astronomy retreat in Spokane, Catholic labor discussion in Seattle, a peace forum in Renton, and more.
Commentary

The Navaratri festival celebrates the power of the divine feminine

Nick Gier explores Hindu goddesses, Navaratri and feminine spiritual power, drawing connections to the Bible, Jesus, Laozi and the struggle against oppression.
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Seattle pastor who planned new social media platform charged with $13 million fraud

Federal prosecutors accuse Seattle pastor Cristian Popescu of defrauding church members of $13 million through his tech startup, Followone.
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Put down the phone and let the moment fill your soul

Julie A. Ferraro reflects on how phones and cameras distract from performances, worship and life's meaningful moments, urging us to embrace being present.
News

Bellevue welcomes everyone to Navratri Festival honoring feminine strength and heritage 

A two-day Navratri festival in Bellevue Oct. 16–17, features Garba and Dandiya dances, music, food and an inclusive celebration of Indian culture.
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