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A Virginia megachurch pastor who is facing a felony charge of soliciting prostitution has agreed to step down from his leadership position at his congregation.
Archbishop José H. Gomez, president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, railed against “new social justice movements” during a speech Thursday, decrying them as “pseudo-religions” that ultimately serve as “dangerous substitutes for true religion.”
The Public Religion Research Institute released the 2021 American Values Survey Monday. The survey asked thousands of Americans for their views on issues of cultural and religious significance as well as their opinions on other issues at the forefront of American political debate.
The largest Baptist and Methodist schools are among the first to challenge the requirements for employees as unauthorized and unconstitutional.
In January 2021, the Diocese of Nashville acquired a 166-acre parcel of land. They established a parish and appointed a pastor in June of this year. Over the next several years, the property will become home to a K-8 school, a high school, and Mother Teresa Catholic Church.
Attorneys for former Washington State coach Nick Rolovich sent a letter to the university appealing his firing for refusing to get the coronavirus vaccine.
A Catholic priest facing child pornography charges in Rhode Island was released on unsecured bond and will be allowed to travel to Kansas to stay with a family member while he awaits trial.
The Justice for Janes movement has brought forth allegations of mishandled abuse cases and coverup.
A Nebraska attorney general’s office investigation identified 258 victims who made credible allegations of sexual abuse against 57 Catholic church officials in the state going back decades.
Pleas from members of the Loyola Marymount University community against tonight’s on-campus Planned Parenthood fundraiser have fallen on deaf ears with the Catholic university allowing the event to continue as scheduled.
