United States Border Patrol agents have arrested two Mexican pastors living in Texas who the government says overstayed their visas They were traveling to attend a Billy Graham Evangelistic
A couple in southern Indiana visited a local Walgreens last week to get flu shots for themselves and their two children, ages 4 and 5 years old. They were horrified when they learned shortly after leaving the pharmacy that all four of them had been injected with the Pfizer vaccine against COVID-19.
While Catholic leaders have made strong defenses of St. Junipero Serra after a wave of vandalism and crime targeted Catholic statues and churches last year, political leaders in California continue to remove markers of the missionary whom Pope Francis canonized as the first Hispanic American saint.
A 27-year-old Chinese national who arrived in the United States on a student visa from China has been charged with setting multiple fires inside First Baptist Church of Montgomery in Alabama.
Lt. Col. Stuart Scheller Jr. faced his sentencing Friday after posting social media videos criticizing military leadership over the troop withdrawal from Afghanistan in August.
June 19, is the Solemnity of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. But what does that mean?
Cyber security analysts are warning of new threats against the United States with one former Defense Intelligence Agency officer sounding an alarm saying an "incompetent" government is unprepared for what may lie ahead.
Tim Halfin, a regional director for a pharmacy in Magnolia, Texas, is giving God all the glory after he miraculously found a little boy who had been lost in the woods for three days.
PICS is the syndrome of diseases that develop mainly in the brain, nerves, and muscles of a person’s body when she or he is critically ill in an ICU, creating a disabling form of physical limitation.
Earlier this week Bishop James Tamayo of Laredo had yet to find someone to lead his diocesan synodal process. The diocese has been persistent, Tamayo said, but each person they’ve considered couldn’t make the commitment on a volunteer basis.
A federal appeals court has allowed a heartbeat-based Texas ban on abortion to remain in effect, rejecting the U.S. Department of Justice’s efforts to reinstate an injunction. Biden administration officials have pledged to ask the Supreme Court to reinstate an injunction.
