Purported Epstein Suicide Note Made Public for First Time
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Chicago archdiocese reinstates Father Pfleger after investigating sex abuse allegations
Outspoken activist priest Father Michael Pfleger will return to the pulpit, after a Chicago archdiocese investigation concluded there was “insufficient reason” to suspect he was guilty of allegations of sexual abuse.
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Former Transgender Shares How God’s Power Broke Through the Lies: ‘I Left It all to Follow Christ’
Laura Perry believed at a young age that she should have been born a boy. She completely transitioned into living and legally being a male. But a chance request by her mother to design a Bible study website put her on the path to discovering the truth about God and who she was created to be.
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Female High School Track Star Says Competing Against Trans Athletes Is ‘Devastating’
For former Connecticut track star Chelsea Mitchell, competing against transgender athletes — biological males — was “devastating.”
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100 Years Later, Black Church Leaders Seek Reparations for Tulsa Massacre
As Tulsa pauses to mark the somber centenary of the Tulsa massacre in its Greenwood district, where Black Wall Street was located, Black people of faith are among those saying the time has come to repay as well as to remember.
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George Floyd’s sister says she’s leaning on God as anniversary of killing approaches
Just days away from the one year anniversary of her brother s death which triggered a summer of protests for racial justice in 2020, George Floyd s sister, Bridgett Floyd who started a foundation in ...
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Pro-abortion groups seek to block Indiana law over abortion pill reversal
Pro-abortion groups this week asked a federal judge to block a new law in Indiana, set to take effect this summer, which would require doctors to inform women taking the “abortion pill” that it is possible for the effects of the first drug in the regimen to be reversed.
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New Jersey priest pleads guilty to stealing over $500K from church
A Catholic priest has pleaded guilty to stealing more than 500,000 from a congregation known for having financial struggles
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‘Our Creator Endowed US with the Right to Life’: TX Gov Signs Heartbeat Abortion Ban
Texas Republican Gov. Greg Abbott has signed a bill into law that bans abortions after a fetal heartbeat can be detected, possibly as early as six weeks.
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Christian college to Biden administration: Don’t force us to violate our religious beliefs
Attorneys representing a Missouri Christian college asked a federal court Wednesday to halt a Biden administration directive the school says would force it to violate its religious beliefs.
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Christian therapist sues Washington over law banning sexual orientation therapy for minors
A licensed therapist is suing Washington state over its ban on sexual orientation counseling for minors, a practice described by critics as conversion therapy
