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On a cold and windy October day, 171 volunteers showed up in the mountains of Tehachapi, California, to be extras in the “Eucharistic Miracles" movie, which began live-action filming in October. The movie, inspired by Blessed Carlo Acutis, focuses on Eucharistic miracles and uses a hybrid format of filming, including live-action scenes and expert interviews.
Another series of sexual assaults have been reported in Loudoun County Public Schools as the Virginia school district continues to face scrutiny over its handling of two sexual assaults committed by a trans-identified male.
In the next few days, the Biden administration is expected to publish its mandate requiring private businesses to make sure each of their employees has received a COVID-19 vaccination.
Sophia Nelson, a scholar-in-residence at Christopher Newport University in southeastern Virginia, is speaking out after students maligned her reputation over a tweet criticizing the sexualization of the Superman comic books. After days of merciless attacks from students and faculty, Nelson says she’s “gonna go on offense.”
New York City is bracing for the fallout after the deadline for a COVID-19 vaccine mandate for city workers passed on Friday and thousands of municipal workers are still rejecting the forced inoculations.
The Supreme Court is allowing a COVID-19 vaccine mandate for health care workers in Maine to remain in effect, rejecting an emergency appeal from a group of the state’s health care workers seeking a religious exemption.
Before arriving in Scotland for the U.N. climate conference, President Joe Biden had a private Mass celebrated for him in Rome to mark an important Catholic feast day.
The Supreme Court is declining to wade into a case involving transgender rights and leaving in place a lower court decision against a Catholic hospital that wouldn’t allow a transgender man to have a hysterectomy there.
A Catholic priest who had been serving as pastor at a church in Providence is facing child pornography charges, according to Rhode Island State Police.
Brian Kilmeade is best known as a co-host on "Fox and Friends." He also hosts a radio show and is a prolific writer and history buff. Those two loves come together in his latest book about the story of two American greats from the Civil War era.
