Church that gave free gas to hundreds of commuters suffers severe fire: ‘Didn’t stop the word’
A Tennessee church that, earlier this year, gave free gas to hundreds of commuters has suffered a serious fire at their property
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Man accused of killing woman in church shouldn’t be held criminally responsible, lawyer says
A man accused of murdering 69-year-old retiree Evelyn Player inside a bathroom at the Southern Baptist Church in East Baltimore, Maryland, should not be held criminally responsible for her death, his lawyer argued as charging documents revealed how the praying grandmother fought her attacker to stay alive.
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1 million Afghan children could starve this winter. This humanitarian group desperately needs your help
A new initiative is asking Americans for donations this Christmas to help save Christians who risk death in Afghanistan during the brutal winter. Its goal is to provide a “safe winter” for the men, women, and children located there.
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Catholic sisters make Advent plea to Biden: End ‘immoral’ immigration rule
Crux,A group of nuns sang Advent hymns in front of the White House Dec. 3, hoping to get the ear of the president so he could consider lifting what they see as a health rule that hurts people trying to find refuge at the southern border.
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‘Kill God’: Pennsylvania church vandalized with satanic messages
A Pennsylvania church was vandalized by unknown assailants who desecrated the property with graffiti depicting satanic symbols and the words kill God.
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Workers in NYC face COVID vaccine mandate, causing ‘worry’ at some Catholic schools
Catholic and other private school employees in New York City are speaking out against a city mandate that they been vaccinated against COVID-19.
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Trans-identified swimmer breaks women’s records after competing for 3 seasons on men’s team
A trans-identified athlete’s continuous record-setting performances are causing concern among those who fear that allowing biological males to compete in women’s sports will damage the integrity of women’s athletics.
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Cincinnati archdiocese announces parish ‘family’ groups amid massive consolidation effort
The Archdiocese of Cincinnati this week announced plans for groupings of parishes, called “families,” which will greatly reduce the number of parishes in the archdiocese during a multi-year consolidation process.
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Religious leaders warn Build Back Better threatens faith-based child care, education
Two U.S. Catholic bishops signed a letter with other religious leaders expressing concern that the child care and universal pre-kindergarten provisions in the Build Back Better Act could exclude faith-based providers.
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‘Job-Killing Mandate’: NYC Goes Full Bore with Vax Mandate for all Private Employees and Vax Passports for Kids
Even though federal courts have put President Joe Biden's federal private employer mandate on hold, New York's outgoing mayor has announced his own mandate for private employers, along with vaccine passports that even include children.
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18-year-old Latter-day Saints missionary shot multiple times in Alabama church
An 18-year-old missionary from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints remained in “serious but stable condition” over the weekend after being shot multiple times while serving in the church’s Alabama Birmingham Mission on Friday by an unknown assailant who police say is still on the run.
