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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Kentucky pastor arrested for sex abuse; charges dropped | Baptist Press
CLAIBORNE COUNTY, Tenn. (BP) – Rape charges have been dropped against a southeast Kentucky pastor, according to the Claibourne County Assistant District Attorney.
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It Turns Out Poverty Actually Fell in 2020
Poverty in the U.S. fell in 2020, despite one of the very worst labor shocks in the nation's history. The U.S. Census Bureau attributes the surprising
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What a Dominican priest from the Midwest has learned about Catholic-Muslim dialogue since 9/11
Real-life relationships and a “holy curiosity” must be the basis for Catholic-Muslim dialogue, says a Dominican priest whose college discussions with Muslims after the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks strengthened his own faith and set him on a path that took him to Egypt for in-depth academic study of Islam.
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Unvaccinated clergy in Lexington, Kentucky barred from ministering to the sick and homebound elderly
Priests of the Diocese of Lexington, Kentucky who have not been vaccinated against COVID-19 may not minister to the sick and elderly who are homebound, Bishop John Stowe has directed.
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Texas pro-life group evacuated by police over bomb threat, suspicious package
A pro-life activist organization based in Texas that advocated for the state s new abortion law received a bomb threat last Friday, leading police to evacuate the office as a precaution
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‘A willingness to start with ‘yes’’: How one Catholic school graduated its first student with Down syndrome
Tears flowed down the faces of Abigail “Abby” Agudelo’s classmates, as earlier this year she became the first student with Down syndrome to graduate from St. Augustine’s School in Andover, Massachusetts.
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How 9/11 led a first responder to the priesthood
Father Tom Colucci says he actually sees a lot of similarities between the priesthood and the fire service.
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Chaplains recount ministry during 9/11 attacks in New York | Crux Now
During a Sept. 9 online presentation titled “Faith@Work,” sponsored by the Religious Freedom & Business Foundation, chaplains pressed into service on 9/11 recounted the dizzying array of demands that confronted them.
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Airline accused of unlawfully firing employees who questioned company’s support of Equality Act
Alaska Airlines has been accused of discrimination when they allegedly fired two Christian employees who questioned the company’s endorsement of the controversial Equality Act.
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Federal court rules against Tennessee abortion restrictions
A federal appeals court ruled against Tennessee’s abortion restrictions on Friday, nine days after another pro-life “heartbeat” law went into effect in Texas.
