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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College football coach, Ignatian scholar team up for video project
Mike Gutelius, head football coach of The Catholic University of America, and world-renowned Catholic speaker, Fr. Timothy Gallagher, O.M.V., set out to make Ignatian spiritual discernment more accessible to younger audiences in a new video project.
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Supreme Court Again Allows Texas Heartbeat Law to Stay in Effect but Will Quickly Hear Arguments from DOJ
The U.S. Supreme Court is once again allowing the Texas heartbeat law to stay in place while lawsuits against it proceed, but the court is expediting the latest challenge, announcing it will begin hearing arguments on Nov. 1.
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Orthodox Church’s top patriarch to visit US, meet with Biden | Crux Now
The spiritual leader of the world’s 200 million Eastern Orthodox Christians brings an agenda spanning religious, political and environmental issues to a 12-day U.S. visit beginning Saturday that includes a meeting with President Joe Biden and various ceremonial and interfaith gatherings.
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BREAKING: Supreme Court to hear challenges to Texas heartbeat law
The Supreme Court on Friday agreed to consider two legal challenges to Texas’ pro-life heartbeat law, just weeks before it hears oral arguments in another major abortion case.
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Artificial Intelligence and High-Tech: Are We Entering into ‘Dangerous Territory’ and Forgetting God?
High-tech and artificial intelligence are fast becoming a big part of our daily lives. Author Wallace Henley says if we are not careful, American society could easily enter into 'dangerous territory,' a less human world that forgets the preeminence of God.
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It Turns Out There’s No Proof Train Passengers ‘Callously’ Filmed a Woman Being Raped – RELEVANT
Earlier this week, a horrifying story about a woman's rape on Philadelphia public transit went viral. Police said that the woman's assault was witnessed
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It Turns Out There’s No Proof Train Passengers ‘Callously’ Filmed a Woman Being Raped
Earlier this week, a horrifying story about a woman's rape on Philadelphia public transit went viral. Police said that the woman's assault was witnessed
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Father Bill Atkinson canonization cause completes first phase, moves onto Rome
Father Bill Atkinson, an Augustinian priest from Philadelphia who died in 2006, is one step closer in the cause for canonization. He was the first priest to be ordained who was a quadriplegic. Father Bill was paralyzed from the neck down in a sledding accident during his first year in the novitiate for the Order of Saint Augustine, also known as the Augustinians.
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Postmodernism, secularism have increasing influence over Americans’ decision-making: report
A newly released survey reveals that the ideologies of postmodernism and secular humanism have a noticeable influence on how Americans make decisions.
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China’s Hypersonic Missile Capabilities Stun America: ‘We Could Lose a War’
U.S. officials are growing increasingly worried about China’s rapid military growth amid reports that the country is testing hypersonic weapons.
