Judge Says Church Can Run Emergency Homeless Shelter on Property
A judge has ruled that a church in Massachusetts can operate an emergency homeless shelter on its property despite objections from some neighbors
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Why are thousands of baptisms deemed invalid?
Crux,When is a baptism not a baptism? When the cleric presiding at the ceremony alters the ritual language in such a fundamental way that it undercuts its meaning, according to the Vatican.
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Washington archdiocese drops mask mandate in Maryland schools
Following an outcry from parents, the Archdiocese of Washington has reportedly decided to permit its schools in Maryland to go mask-optional.
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SBC DIGEST: Samford dedicates Racial Reconciliation Memorial; WMU Acteen panelists named | Baptist Press
Samford University dedicates Racial Reconciliation Memorial; WMU names four Acteens to national panel.
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DeSantis spokeswoman charges Miami archbishop with lying about governor’s migration remarks
The governor of Florida is taking issue with an ad campaign featuring a quote from Archbishop Thomas Wenski criticizing the governor for his views on immigration.
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Man found guilty of strangling, stabbing woman to death inside church
An Indianapolis man was convicted Tuesday of murdering a woman who was found strangled and stabbed inside a local Catholic church, according to a prosecutor handling the case.
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Father’s Rights Revoked Over Pronouns, Then He Gets Charged $200,000 for His Son’s Gender Transition
Noted writer Abigail Shrier is warning parents about how one particular case concerning a transgender-identifying minor shows how gender ideology has "infiltrated" family law.
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America divided on whether greater acceptance of trans-identified individuals is good for society
A newly released Pew Research Center study shows that Americans, in general, are divided on whether greater acceptance of trans-identified people is good for society.
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Parents Fight Back as Sexually Explicit Content Spreads Coast to Coast in US Public Schools
Parents from coast to coast are fighting school districts on everything from Critical Race Theory to mask mandates in classrooms. Backlash is also growing over sexually explicit content now available to children as young as kindergarten.
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Covid culture war is ‘literally killing people’
Former National Institutes of Health director Francis Collins said he is "heartbroken" that more of his fellow white evangelicals have not received the COVID-19 vaccines.
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Catechesis about the Eucharist a top priority, Cleveland bishop says
Sharing the truth about the Real Presence in the Eucharist will be a top priority for the Diocese of Cleveland over the next several years, according to the city’s bishop.
