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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‘My Life Is a Miracle’: She Survived a Failed Abortion and Was ‘Accidentally Born Alive’ Now, She’s Speaking Up for Those Who Can’t
“My life is a miracle over and over again.” That statement, from abortion survivor Melissa Ohden, couldn’t be truer.
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Pro-life legal experts say they’re encouraged by justices’ questions in Dobbs abortion case
Three legal experts are expressing optimism for a pro-life victory in the U.S. Supreme Court case Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, a case that directly challenges Roe v. Wade, the 1973 ruling that legalized abortion nationside.
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Root causes of immigration exacerbated by Covid, report finds
Crux,At the same time the Biden administration is doubling down on deterrent policies at the U.S.-Mexico border, a new report highlights the need to address what drives migration from Mexico and Central America in the first place.
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Report: Hundreds of sex abuse lawsuits filed against New Jersey Catholic priests during 2-year window
At least 820 sex abuse lawsuits have been filed against New Jersey’s Catholic dioceses and religious orders in the past two years — including some 180 in the past month alone, according to an analysis by news outlet NorthJersey.com.
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Archbishop Aquila urges Catholics to ‘re-acquire a biblical worldview’ this Advent
In a pastoral note for Advent, Archbishop Samuel Aquila of Denver urged Catholics to seek a way of seeing the world informed by the Bible and the story of salvation brought about by Christ’ death and resurrection.
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Benedictine nuns in Missouri honor Christ the King with new album
After the harrowing experience of shootings at their abbey in rural Missouri, the Benedictines of Mary, Queen of Apostles resolved to record an album for Christ the King in thanksgiving for His protection and governance.
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Parents of Oxford shooting suspect charged with involuntary manslaughter
James and Jennifer Crumbley, the parents of the 15-year-old Oxford High School shooting suspect in Michigan, were each charged with four counts of involuntary manslaughter by Oakland County Prosecutor Karen McDonald on Friday for their alleged role in the tragedy that left four students dead and several others injured. The couple hasn't been located and they're being sought by authorities as fugitives.
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‘It Was Just Unbelievable!’ Plumber Discovers Hundreds of Envelopes of Money in Walls of Joel Osteen’s Church
Christmas has come early for Lakewood Church, the Houston-based congregation led by Pastor Joel Osteen.
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As U.S. Invests in Clean Energy, There’s a Big Problem: China Controls the Supply Chain
America's clean energy transition is underway, bolstered by money in the new infrastructure bill. Over the next decade, consumers will start to see options to power their homes, businesses, and even vehicles through renewable resources.
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As US Invests in Clean Energy, There’s a Big Problem: China Controls the Supply Chain
America's clean energy transition is underway, bolstered by money in the new infrastructure bill. Over the next decade, consumers will start to see options to power their homes, businesses, and even vehicles through renewable resources.
