I love brunch. It has to be the best meal ever, but it is decidedly not a religious experience.For some young adults, this Chicago Tribune article posits, brunch fills up more than their stomachs.

It’s a gutsy approach: Trying to convince people to come to Christianity by telling them why you hated it. The Bible is boring, prayer doesn’t work, and Christians are judgmental, says Jason T. Berggren, a former punk rocker and ex-pastor in 10 Things I Hate About Christianity: Working Through the Frustrations of Faith. These thoughts are in an interview with Berggren on an ABC video blog.

“Marwiage that bwessed arwangement, that dweem beyond a dweem.” –The Princess Bride But the actual wedding: It’s more like a nightmare for some priests. BustedHalo is stepping in the ring between princess brides and priests with a new series of online videos about weddings. Father Eric Andrews plays “the jerky priest” and answers questions from recently married Christine B.

Start with one hour of Eucharistic adoration, follow that up with a party in a nightclub-like setting, and you get one hip ancient church.

New fraternities and sororities are popping up around the country, but their popularity isn't about partying. It's about piety. There are at least 210 Christian fraternities and sororities around the country now.