Zoe Mintz

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Originally from Montreal, Zoë Mintz joined IBTimes in March 2013. A graduate from the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University, her writing has appeared in magazine, newspaper and online publications that speak to a range of audiences, but the majority of her work is rooted in place. She has also pursued work across platforms and cultivated an interest in multimedia and design.

Church Of England Approves Appointment Of Female Bishops In Historic Vote

The Church of England voted Monday to allow the appointment of female bishops.

Pope Francis Kicks Off Vatican Conference On Traditional Marriage

The Vatican's three-day “Complementarity of Man and Woman” conference began Monday in Rome.

St. Louis Churches Prepare For Ferguson Grand Jury Decision By Offering ‘Safe Spaces’ To Residents

St. Louis churches are preparing to become safe areas if violence follows the verdict.

Justin Bieber’s Pastor Speaks Out: Carl Lentz Plays ‘Special Role’ In Singer’s Life

Evangelical pastor Carl Lentz says he is one of Justin Bieber's best friends.

Buddhist Leader Thich Nhat Hanh Hospitalized With Brain Hemorrhage, Social Media Users Send Healing Messages

Thich Nhat Hanh, a renowned Buddhist leader, has been hospitalized in France after suffering a brain hemorrhage Tuesday.

The Vatican Will Build Showers For The Homeless

The Vatican said showers will be built in public restrooms near St. Peter's Square for the city's homeless.

More Latin America Catholics Are Leaving The Church For Protestant Denominations: Report

A new Pew Research Center survey shows a dramatic drop in the number of Latin Americans who identify as Catholic.

Exorcisms Are On The Rise: Priests Point To Growing Fascination With The Occult

The International Association of Exorcists blames Satanic groups for a growing demand for exorcisms.

'Lost Gospel' Book Claims Jesus Christ Married Mary Magdalene, Had Two Children

A new book based on an ancient manuscript claims Jesus Christ had a secret family.

Jews Are Forbidden From Going To Temple Mount, Israel’s Chief Sephardic Rabbi Says

One of Israel's top rabbis discouraged Jews from visiting the Temple Mount site after weeks of violent clashes.

After Israel-Gaza Conflict, Growing Anti-Semitism On US College Campuses

Anti-Semitic incidents are on the rise at U.S. college campuses, according to Jewish organizations.

Guru Nanak's Birthday 2014: 3 Things You Need To Know About The Sikh Holiday

On Nov. 6, Sikhs around the world are celebrating the birthday of the religion's founder: Guru Nanak.

In Wake Of Brittany Maynard’s Death, Faith Leaders Weigh In On Physician-Assisted Suicide

Most major religions oppose physician-assisted suicide, but there are exceptions. The Oregon case brought them to light.

‘Orange Is The New Black’ Star Lea DeLaria Takes Down Anti-Gay Preacher In NYC Subway [VIDEO]

Comedian Lea DeLaria was filmed yelling at an anti-gay preacher in a New York City subway on Tuesday.

Ashura 2014: 3 Things You Need To Know About The Islamic Holy Day [PHOTOS]

For Shia Muslims, the day commemorates the death of Imam Hussein, grandson of Prophet Muhammad.

Mother Of Saeed Abedini, Detained American Pastor In Iran, Flees The Country Amid Threats

Saeed Abedini's wife said her husband's mother and two siblings have fled Iran after threats from the country's government.

Samhain 2014: 3 Things You Need To Know About The Pagan Festival

Wiccans, Druids, and other pagans will celebrate Samhain beginning Oct. 31. What does it entail?

Canadians React To Ottawa Shooting By Showing Tolerance In Viral Video

A video filmed in Ontario shows how Canadians reacted when confronted with anti-Muslim sentiment: They attacked Islamophobes.

Seeking Sanctuary: 6 Individuals Claim Refuge In US Churches To Avoid Deportation

Arturo Hernandez is the sixth immigrant to claim sanctuary in churches across the United States to avoid deportation.

First Catholic Church To Be Built In Cuba In 55 Years

A new Catholic Church to be erected in Cuba may show signs of the country's improving relationship with the Vatican.

Methodist Church Top Court Rules In Favor Of Pastor Who Performed Son’s Same-Sex Marriage

Frank Schaefer gets to keep his ordination as more ministers defy church ban.

Anti-Burqa Protesters Wear KKK Hood, Niqab And Motorcycle Helmet To Australian Parliament

Three men challenged Australian parliament's burqa ban reversal on Monday by staging a controversial protest.

Nevada Puts The Brakes On Ride-Sharing App Uber

Nevada's state’s attorney general filed a court order against ride-sharing app Uber late Friday.

Can Ebola Spread Through Semen?

The CDC recommends survivors abstain from sexual activity for at least three months after the onset of Ebola symptoms.

3 Sacramento Officers Shot, 2 Killed In Shooting Spree

Danny Oliver, a California sheriff's deputy, has been identified as one of the officers killed in a shooting spree in Sacramento on Friday.

Who Is Jaylen Fryberg? Family Identifies Marysville-Pilchuck High School Shooter

Eyewitnesses and family members have identified Jaylen Fryberg as the gunman who opened fired at Marysville-Pilchuck High School Friday.

Hannah Graham Body Found: Test Confirms Remains Belong To Missing UVA Student

The human remains found at an abandoned property in Albemarle County, Virginia, have been identified as Hannah Graham's, police said Friday.

Unidentified Yellow Powder Delivered To US, Canadian Consulates In Istanbul

Several staff members from the Canadian and Belgian consulates in Istanbul have been hospitalized after being exposed to an unidentified yellow powder.