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College students traveled to Knoxville for SEEK22 Feb. 4-6, the annual winter conference hosted by the Fellowship of Catholic University Students, a collegiate outreach with missionaries on numerous college and university campuses.
White Evangelical Protestants are the only major religious group in the United States in which a majority are opposed to a pathway to citizenship for illegal immigrants, according to a survey by the Public Religion Research Institute.
US District Court Judge Xavier Rodriguez said that the pain and loss experienced by the families was "immeasurable".
Pope Francis’s top official on child protection has said retired Pope Benedict XVI’s apology yesterday for his own failings in the matter is a challenge to Church leaders everywhere to be more diligent.
Pope Francis accepted the resignation of Archbishop Joseph Kurtz of Louisville on Jan. 8, and appointed Fabre, the bishop of Houma-Thibodaux in southeastern Louisiana as his successor.
A Christian nurse practitioner formerly employed at a CVS Pharmacy in Texas has filed a discrimination complaint, saying that the company illegally discriminated against her on the basis of her religious beliefs against contraception and pressured her to change her beliefs.
Robert McWilliams, 41, was about three months into a life sentence for sex trafficking of youths under 18, child pornography, and sexual exploitation of children.
A health care provider will pay $75,000 to settle a religious discrimination lawsuit involving a Pentecostal nurse whose request to wear a scrub skirt instead of pants was denied.
Many institutions of higher learning across the country are participating in "Sex Week" before Valentine's Day.
A former priest of the Diocese of Cleveland serving a life term in federal prison for sexually exploiting boys, has died, authorities said.
