Michigan Brothers Stole Nearly $2 Million in Healthcare Scam
Loading the Audio Player... A Michigan business owner was convicted of running a nearly $2 million healthcare billing scam Tuesday. Rabih Hamdan, 41, pleaded guilty in a federal c...
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IL Circuit Court Awards Over $374K in Attorney Fees to Christian Nurse Forced to Refer Women to Abortion Services
An Illinois trial court ruled Wednesday that Winnebago County must pay more than $374,000 in attorney's fees for requiring a Christian nurse to provide abortion referrals and contraception.
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‘Breathe Life Into This Community’: NE Church Reaches Settlement to Build New Worship Facility
A small-town Nebraska church is celebrating its victory after a lengthy court battle over expanding its building.
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Texas AG sues Christian social media influencer for allegedly scamming consumers with fitness plans
Brittany Dawn Davis, a Texas-based social media influencer who once sold dietary plans but has since switched her focus to Christain retreats, is being sued by the state's attorney general who claims she scammed thousands of consumers.
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‘Absolute Terror’: Brave Man Grabs Gun, Drags Cop to Safety After Suspect Open-Fires in Quiet, Residential Community
A Whatcom County, Washington, man is being hailed a hero after helping save the lives of deputies involved in a residential shooting earlier this month.
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Catholic leaders in Arizona, Florida applaud new abortion restrictions
Crux,The heads of the Arizona and Florida Catholic Conferences applauded the steps taken by each state’s legislature this week to advance legislation banning most abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy.
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Sacra Liturgia conference to be held in San Francisco this summer
The Archdiocese of San Francisco will host an internationally-recognized liturgical conference this summer.
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Florida priest, convicted of rape, sentenced to nearly 8 years in prison
Father Jean Claude Philippe, 67, pastor of Sacred Heart Church in Homestead, Florida, was sentenced to 94½ months in state prison after being convicted of raping a woman at the rectory where he lived.
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What happened to St Maximilian Kolbe’s beard? The answer may surprise you
On Thursday, the Catholic Church in Poland shared a photo commemorating the 81th anniversary of St. Maximilian Kolbe’s arrest by the Nazis. The image, the last one taken of the saint before his final arrest, was notable for what it didn’t show…Kolbe’s signature long beard.
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Grant to fund network of Catholic thought institutes, fostering faith-science dialogue
A Chicago-based Catholic nonprofit has been awarded more than $3.6 million to assist the launch of a national network of independent institutes of Catholic thought, to promote dialogue about the relationship of faith and science.
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‘Kill the Culture; Save the Child’: Investigating Native American Boarding Schools, a Dark Chapter of US History
After 200 unmarked graves were discovered last year in Canada at an Indian boarding school, the grim discovery prompted the U.S. government to launch a national investigation. CBN News traveled to Montana to explore this tragedy that's become an issue on both sides of the border.
