Daddy Yankee Brings Message of Redemption to 2,000 Inmates at Maximum Security Prison
Renowned Puerto Rican urban music artist and now preacher Raymond Ayala, known globally as Daddy Yankee, recently visited the Louisiana State Penitentiary
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Bishop says to help the world, church first has to heal its own divides | Crux Now
Bishop Frank Caggiano says for the church to inspire the world to live out the messages of Pope Francis it first needs to fix its own fractures and come together.
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‘Human mobility’ is reality all local churches must address, says cardinal | Crux
Crux,Just as the “perilous state of the natural and social environments” drove Pope Francis to speak of “our one, shared common home,” so too does the worldwide aspect of migration “and desperate flight,” a Vatican official said.
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‘The Word of God Changes the Country’: Student-Led ‘Fields of Faith’ Event Kicks off on Oct. 13
Students, coaches, and community members across the globe are gearing up for the 18th annual Fields of Faith, where believers will gather on athletic fields to spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
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Pennsylvania university threatens disciplinary action against students who ‘misuse’ pronouns
Point Park University in Pennsylvania sent an email to its students threatening that they will face disciplinary action if they don t use their classmates preferred gender pronouns
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‘Do Not Interrupt My Time!’ Mom Unloads on ‘Pedophilia’ in High School Library
A mother in northern Virginia unloaded on her city’s school board Thursday after discovering what she described as books filled with “pedophilia” on the shelves.
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California governor moves to protect ‘privacy’ of minors who procure abortions
California Governor Gavin Newsom signed a pair of bills Sept. 22 that relate to privacy surrounding abortion, both of which could make it easier for minors to hide abortions from their parents.
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2 Afghan refugees face federal charges after trying to rape child, strangle woman in Wisconsin: DOJ
Two Afghan men staying at the Fort McCoy U.S. Army base in Wisconsin after being evacuated from their country have been indicted by a federal grand jury on separate charges of forcibly engaging in a sexual act with children and assaulting spouse by strangling and suffocating her.
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Don’t let Colo. law silence same-sex marriage objections, web designer asks Supreme Court
A Colorado web designer who fears prosecution under state anti-discrimination law for stating her faith-based objections to providing services that promote same-sex marriage or weddings has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to hear her case.
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Catholic school in Illinois hires coach in same-sex marriage, reversing earlier decision
A Catholic school in suburban Chicago this week reversed a previous decision not to hire a coach who is civilly married to a person of the same sex, following massive internet backlash and protests from parents and students.
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Boy Scouts’ bankruptcy creates rift with religious partners | Baptist Press
NEW YORK (AP) – Amid the Boy Scouts of America's complex bankruptcy case, there is worsening friction between the BSA and the major religious groups that help it run thousands of scout units. At issue: the churches' fears that an eventual settlement – while protecting the BSA from future sex-abuse…
