Shooter at Large after Chaotic Party in Oklahoma; 23 Injured
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Proposal for at-home medical abortion puts ‘profit ahead of people’, says prolife Democrat
A move to eliminate the in-person requirement for medical abortions and to allow abortion pills to be distributed through the mail will harm women and only serve corporate interests, says one pro-life activist.
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SEND RELIEF: How Southern Baptists can respond to crises in Afghanistan, Haiti | Baptist Press
Prayer, giving most needed response to Afghanistan crisis; Send Relief responding to Haiti earthquake devastation.
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Chicago, Philly archdioceses tell priests not to provide religious exemption from COVID vaccines
The archdioceses of both Philadelphia and Chicago have instructed their clerics not to assist parishioners seeking religious exemptions from receiving COVID-19 vaccines.
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Christian response to transgender conflicts needs charity and clarity, Arlington diocese says
Catholics need to show charity for self-identified transgender people without compromising their faith or adopting “simplistic” solutions offered by activists and misleading views of gender. That is the teaching of the Diocese of Arlington’s eight-page document, “A catechesis on the human person and gender ideology,” released Aug. 12 by Bishop Michael Burbidge.
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Hobby Lobby ordered to pay $220K for not allowing trans employee to use women’s restroom
A state court has ordered the Christian-owned craft store chain Hobby Lobby to pay over $200,000 in fines for refusing to allow one of its trans-identified employees to use the women’s bathroom.
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2 More Loudoun County Teachers Fight for Religious Rights as School Board Pushes Transgender Policies
Two Virginia teachers are joining a lawsuit against Loudoun County Public Schools over controversial policies that favor transgender students.
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Health Officials Announce COVID-19 Booster Shot Is Needed
Top health officials announced Wednesday that the Biden administration will offer coronavirus booster shots beginning Sept. 20, after concluding a third
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Puerto Rican bishop recognizes right to conscientious objection to COVID vaccines
The Bishop of Arecibo has recognized the right to conscientious objection to vaccines against COVID-19, and announced that clerics will be able to sign exemptions for those who request them.
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In 2001, a Sermon Inspired Rep. Barbara Lee to Be the Only Congressperson to Vote Against War in Afghanistan
In 2001, the country was coasting on a tidal wave of nationalism following the September 11 attacks. Nearly 90 percent of Americans supported invading
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In 2001, a Sermon Inspired Rep. Barbara Lee to Be the Only Congressperson to Vote Against War in Afghanistan – RELEVANT
In 2001, the country was coasting on a tidal wave of nationalism following the September 11 attacks. Nearly 90 percent of Americans supported invading
