‘Martyrs of the New Millenium’ examines plight of persecuted Christians
The whole nature of Chrisitian martyrdom has shifted in the 21st century, according to Robert Royal, author of the new book “The Martyrs of the New Millennium.”
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Missouri DR teams bring relief after record number of tornadoes hit state | Baptist Press
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Missouri has experienced its share of violent weather this spring, keeping Missouri Baptist Disaster Relief (MODR) volunteers on their toes. News sources report a record number of tornadoes striking the state in 2025. According to one meteorologist, there had been close to 90 tornadoes of various…
FBI Arrests Would-Be Leaker
The FBI on Thursday arrested 28-year-old IT specialist Nathan Vilas Laatsch of Alexandria, Va., for attempting to disclose classified information to a friendly foreign country. Laatsch had inside acce...
HHS Reviewing Use of Taxpayer Funds to Pay for Sex Change Surgeries
The federal government is urging healthcare providers to familiarize themselves with a new report calling into question the effectiveness of so-called gender transition procedures on minors and has
Father Mike Schmitz, Harrison Butker discuss Catholic home schooling at Nashville gala
Catholic home schooling families from across the country joined popular Catholic speakers in Nashville on May 23 for an evening of camaraderie.
Judge Sentences Smugglers after Immigrant Family Freezes to Death
A Minnesota judge sentenced Florida resident Steve Shand to more than six years in prison for his role in a human smuggling conspiracy that resulted in the deaths of an Indian family, the Department o...
Missouri Supreme Court Reinstates Abortion Safety Requirements; Planned Parenthood Halts Abortions
The Missouri Supreme Court has reinstated several requirements designed to ensure safety for women who undergo abortions as the state gears up for another referendum on abortion
‘Put the Guns Down’: Catholic sisters launch campaign to curb gun violence
The Sisters of Bon Secours are launching a citywide campaign against gun violence with seven other Catholic congregations in Baltimore.
Native group backed by U.S. bishops loses Supreme Court bid to halt sacred land transfer
The Supreme Court this week denied a request from the Native American coalition group Apache Stronghold to halt the sale of Oak Flat to a copper mining corporation.
FIRST-PERSON: 5 reasons for a strong DR ministry | Baptist Press
In the aftermath of the recent tornadoes in the commonwealth, there was a compassionate and organized response from Kentucky Baptist Disaster Relief.
