Ohio Police Investigating Episcopal Church Women’s Group over ‘financial irregularities’
Police are investigating an Ohio-based Episcopal Church ministry group over alleged financial irregularities, according to a recent public letter from a bishop
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Study finds kids ages 9-12 sharing nudes more than doubled in 2020, researchers concerned
The share of minors ages 9-12 who are sharing self-generated nude images online more than doubled in 2020, and advocates involved in combatting online child sex abuse are worried about the trend, a new study shows.
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Retirement Fund for Religious appeal slated for most parishes Dec. 11-12
Crux,The annual Retirement Fund for Religious collection will be held in most U.S. Catholic parishes Dec. 11-12.
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Did you know the Immaculate Conception is patroness of the United States?
Mary, under her title of the Immaculate Conception, has been patroness of the United States since the mid-19th century. But her protection of the nation dates back to its earliest history.
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Church takes fresh look at ministry for Black colleges and universities
Crux,The church is taking a fresh look at ministry at the United States’ historically Black colleges and universities.
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Bishop: Christian joy through hope will lead faithful through all battles
Crux,The sun shone on the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in Crookston Dec. 6 for the installation of Bishop Andrew H. Cozzens as the eighth bishop of the Diocese of Crookston.
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Oxford, Mich., is rebuilding ‘crumbled edifice of our hearts,’ priest says
Crux,A concert and memorial at St. Joseph’s parish was one of several held in the communities of Oxford and Lake Orion in the aftermath of the worst school tragedy in Michigan’s history.
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Bishop’s mom says faith, family always have been central to her son’s life
Crux,At a family gathering some days before her son’s Dec. 6 installation as the eighth bishop of the Diocese of Crookston, Judy Cozzens of Plymouth, Minnesota., shared how Bishop Andrew H. Cozzens’ life had a difficult beginning.
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Supreme Court takes up religious rights case from Maine
Crux,The Supreme Court is hearing arguments in a challenge from parents in Maine who want to use a state tuition program to send their children to religious schools.
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Panel seeks to find ‘common ground’ in polarized nation
Crux,A Dec. 7 Georgetown University Initiative on Catholic Social Thought and Public Life discussion explored how a divided nation can rediscover the common good.
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POLICY DIGEST: Another setback for vaccine mandate; Senate drops draft requirement for women | Baptist Press
Biden Administration suffers another setback on vaccine mandate for workers; Senate drops potential requirement for women to register for draft.
