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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Catholic advocates express optimism on future of immigration reform | Crux
Crux,Catholic immigration advocates sent a positive message to U.S. prelates at end of the Nov. 17 public session of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops’ fall general assembly.
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New York drops lawsuit against church members who protested outside abortion clinic
New York Attorney General Letitia James has dropped a lawsuit against a group of pro-life sidewalk counselors, including 10 church members, accused of harassing people at an abortion clinic.
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A New York Court Will Exonerate the Two Men Convicted of Killing Malcolm X
The two men who each spent more than 20 years in prison for the killing of Malcolm X will be exonerated following a 22-month investigation into the case.
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A New York Court Will Exonerate the Two Men Convicted of Killing Malcolm X – RELEVANT
The two men who each spent more than 20 years in prison for the killing of Malcolm X will be exonerated following a 22-month investigation into the case.
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‘I’ll…Keep Killing Babies’: Women Caught on Camera Purportedly Defacing Pro-Life Display While Hurling Expletives
Campus authorities have reportedly launched an investigation after at least two individuals allegedly defaced a pro-life memorial at St. Louis University in Missouri. A video posted by Students for Life appears to show two women kicking, trampling, and ripping up red flags planted in an effort to remember the lives of the unborn as part of the Cemetery of the Innocents project.
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‘Fatally Flawed’: OSHA Halts Biden’s Vaccine Mandate After Court Ruling, Pfizer Seeks to Release New COVID Pill
OSHA has now halted enforcement of President Biden's vaccine mandate for private employers after a court ruled there are "serious constitutional concerns."
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Bishops urged to implement framework for marriage and family ministry | Crux
Crux,One archbishop called on his fellow bishops Nov. 17 to work “in every way possible” to implement the national pastoral framework for marriage and family ministry that they approved in June.
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Bishops invited on multicultural journey with young Catholics | Crux
Crux,Philadelphia Archbishop Nelson J. Pérez invited fellow bishops to a national gathering in Chicago in June to participate with young Catholics in a dialogue about issues of culture, racism and inclusion through the prism of faith.
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Bishops OK adapted guidelines for exposition of Eucharist, benediction | Crux
Crux,The U.S. bishops Nov. 17 approved a fresh version of ritual texts dealing with the distribution and reception of Communion outside Mass during their fall general meeting in Baltimore.
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Bishops affirm dioceses’ sainthood causes for three U.S. laypeople | Crux
Crux,The U.S. bishops agreed Nov. 17 that the sainthood causes for three laypeople from the United States should be advanced by their respective dioceses.
