DOJ to Investigate City Council’s Rejection of Proposed Mosque Development
The U S Department of Justice is investigating an Oklahoma city s denial of a rezoning request that would have allowed construction of a mosque
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Baker spreads God’s love with others through gift of homemade goodies | Crux Now
And all of Lani Pascual’s creations are part of her recipe for adding extra helpings of joy, faith and love to the world — a generously flavored approach to life that is known as “Bake It Forward.”
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Discontent with Biden administration grows among immigrant advocates | Crux Now
Immigrant advocates recently walked away from an online meeting with Biden administration officials to protest a move that will revive a Trump-era policy blocking people seeking asylum from entering the U.S.
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With numbers growing in U.S., more Hispanics involved in church, community | Crux Now
Catholic Church officials say they are not surprised by the 2020 U.S. census showing Hispanics accounted for 51.1 percent of the country’s growth.
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Dog is ‘visible guardian angel’ for blind Virginia priest | Crux Now
Father Mike Joly, pastor of St. Joan of Arc Parish in Yorktown, is having “a blast” with his new guide dog, Duffy.
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Mundelein Seminary in Illinois marks 100 years of forming priests | Crux Now
Hundreds of alumni, benefactors and guests gathered on a crisp October morning to celebrate the beginning of the University of St. Mary of the Lake/Mundelein Seminary’s centennial year.
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Pope-Biden meeting seen as a chance to address shared global concerns | Crux Now
President Joe Biden’s upcoming audience with Pope Francis presents an opportunity for the pontiff to inspire the U.S. leader to work more diligently to advance solutions on shared concerns, a Catholic Relief Services executive said.
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Attendance dwindles at Joint Base Charleston’s chapel | Crux Now
Lt. Col. Joel Kornegay, the senior chaplain at Joint Base Charleston, has told the congregants the number of military retirees attending has dwindled significantly over the years and there are too few active-duty airmen in attendance each week.
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CDC Advises Unvaccinated Americans to Stay Home for the Holidays — Again
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is encouraging unvaccinated Americans to skip holiday travel again this year, telling them it’s safer to stay home for Thanksgiving and Christmas.
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Human rights begin in the womb, Cardinal Dolan says
The first step to ending all forms of violence in society— whether related to crime, racism, or poverty— is ending the violence of abortion, Cardinal Timothy Dolan of New York wrote in an Oct. 20 column.
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National School Boards Association Apologizes for Letter to Biden Admin Comparing Parents to Domestic Terrorists
The National School Boards Association (NSBA) apologized Friday for sending a letter to the Biden administration last month asking the federal government to investigate alleged threats and violence from concerned parents over their children's education.
