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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Police: Baltimore priest robbed, pistol whipped | Crux
Crux,A priest was injured when he was robbed and hit with a gun in Baltimore’s Little Italy, police said.
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Faith-based group likely to resettle 100 Afghans in Maine | Crux
Crux,Catholic Charities Maine has been working to resettle Afghans who have family ties in the southern part of the state.
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Tensions Flare in Arbery Death Trial as Jesse Jackson Visits
A judge denied mistrial requests Monday at the trial of three white men charged with murdering Ahmaud Arbery after defense attorneys claimed jurors were tainted by weeping from the gallery where the slain Black man's parents sat with the Rev. Jesse Jackson.
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Jury to Begin Deliberations At Kyle Rittenhouse Murder Trial
Jurors will begin deliberations Tuesday at Kyle Rittenhouse's murder trial after two weeks of testimony in which prosecutors and defense attorneys painted starkly different pictures of his actions the night he shot three men on the streets of Kenosha.
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U.S. bishops discussions on Eucharist document to have ‘different tone’ from summer | Crux
Crux,As the nation’s bishops convene in-person this week for their first in-person general assembly in two years, the in-person conversations on a controversial document on the Eucharist have taken a different tone, according to one committee chairman.
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Men’s March participants call on bishops to take firm stand against abortion, pro-abortion politicians
Approximately 200 men and boys from across the country took part in the pro-life Men’s March in Baltimore on Nov. 15, the first day of the U.S. bishops' fall assembly.
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Border-town pastor sees image of God in every person | Baptist Press
MCALLEN, Texas (BP) – First Baptist Church in McAllen has a closeup look at the border crisis, and Steven Gaither, the church’s pastor, said despite the challenges, “we are still called to see the image of God in every person.”
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5 things to know about the Kyle Rittenhouse trial
The jury is set to begin deliberation in the Kyle Rittenhouse trial as the defense and prosecution delivered their closing arguments Monday. Here are five things to know about the Rittenhouse trial.
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New Orleans archdiocese to pay $1m settlement for “fraudulent” Hurricane Katrina claims
The Archdiocese of New Orleans will pay more than $1 million in a settlement related to allegations of fraud in the wake of Hurricane Katrina, the Department of Justice announced Nov. 15.
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Catholic Bishops Debate Holy Communion Rules That Could Affect Biden
President Biden's ability to receive communion is back in the headlines. Kicking off a conference in Baltimore today, U.S. Bishops are expected to vote this week on a document clarifying the meaning of Holy Communion, a sacrament central to the Catholic faith.
