Pauline Hope Cheong

These days, rituals of mourning, praise, and eulogies for celebrities are often enacted in and through the media sphere.

From pew to pixel; does the virtual fulfillment of religious sentiments disorient or does it lead to more “real” forms of participation?

Religious groups are discovering that Twitter can help to build a portable church, where believers can obey the timeworn injunction to “pray without ceasing”—or is it “tweet without ceasing”?