
Pope accepts resignation of Auxiliary Bishop Chappetto of Brooklyn
Pope Francis has accepted the resignation of Auxiliary Bishop Raymond F. Chappetto of Brooklyn, New York, 76, who is vicar general of the diocese.

Pope Francis has accepted the resignation of Auxiliary Bishop Raymond F. Chappetto of Brooklyn, New York, 76, who is vicar general of the diocese.

The resignation of Bishop Raymond Francis Chappetto as Auxiliary Bishop of Brooklyn was accepted Monday by Pope Francis.

The Alexandria City Council will no longer be considering a resolution to honor abortionists, after the city’s mayor pulled the item from the agenda for the March 8 meeting.

The Biden administration has threatened to take “immediate action” against Texas after the state’s Attorney General Ken Paxton designated puberty blockers and the castration of children child abuse under state law and Gov. Greg Abbott decided to investigate parents who allow their gender-confused children to undergo such procedures.

For the first time in nearly 15 years, the average price of gas has exceeded the $4 mark - another economic effect of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

The 39-year-old man who fatally shot his three daughters and their chaperone before killing himself inside the sanctuary of a California church was in the United States illegally, according to immigration officials.

Praise leader Sean Feucht is hosting a subway gathering of worshippers in New York City on Saturday to pray for an end to the wave of crime sweeping through the metropolis.

A Chicago pastor who comes from a long line of clergy was killed along with her pastor husband in a hit-and-run accident in the city's Far South Side last Sunday. Police have not located the perpetrator.

Worship artist Sean Feucht has opened up about the amount of hatred he and his family have received for sharing the message of freedom in Christ. In an interview with The Christian Post, the father of four admitted that his bold stand for worship during the COVID-19 pandemic was more controversial than he ever imagined.

Eric LeCompte, the executive director of Jubilee USA Network, says there is more the United States, International Monetary Fund and World Bank can do to help Ukraine financially.