USCCB demonstrators: The scene outside the bishops' meeting in Baltimore
More than 1,000 demonstrators, representing various causes and grievances, came to the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops' fall assembly Nov. 15-18 in Baltimore.
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Here's the story of how the feast of Christ the King came about
While the concept of Jesus Christ being King is as old as the Gospels, the feast is fairly recent in the Roman Catholic calendar.
Megachurch pastor coerced girls, women to have sex with him under threat of ‘eternal damnation': DOJ
Claiming that sex with him was a “privilege” and “God’s will,” controversial megachurch pastor and founder of the Philippines-based Kingdom of Jesus Christ Church, Apollo Quiboloy, and two of his top administrators have been charged with trafficking young women and girls in the U.S. who were coerced into having sex with him under threats of “eternal damnation.”
CA Teacher Tells Group of High School Students to 'Jump Off a Bridge' After They Displayed an Anti-Biden Flag
An elementary school teacher in California has caused quite a stir since posting a video to Instagram where she urged members of a conservative high school club to go "jump off a bridge" because one student waved a "f*** Biden" flag during a rally.
63% of Americans think parents should have 'final say' in public education: survey
A supermajority of Americans believe parents should have the final say in what their children learn in public schools as the national debate over the role of parents in public education and the material taught to students continues.
Museum of the Bible Kicks Off National Bible Week at DC's Iconic National Mall
Museum of the Bible, located in our nation's capital, is giving away "Global Impact Bibles" at David's Tent DC on the National Mall this weekend.
Rittenhouse Riots, Public Officials Send Mixed Messages Over Verdict
A riot broke out in Portland, Oregon Friday night after a jury cleared Kyle Rittenhouse of all charges related to the shooting deaths of two people last year.
Church employee sentenced to over 5 years in prison for embezzling $450K from congregation
A 52-year-old Texas woman has been sentenced to five-and-a-half years in federal prison, as part of a plea deal, for using more than $450,000 from church funds for personal expenses, the Department of Justice said.
Unexpected Hospitality: Thanksgiving is a Time to Radically Love Those Unlike Us
More spiritually-attentive gatherings may make time for each individual to share how God has blessed them in the past year. It is a celebration of our family and friends’ experience of sufficiency and plenty.
Lawsuit alleges Jesuit priest committed sex abuse in North Carolina in the 1990s
A new lawsuit alleges that a long-serving Jesuit priest sexually abused a boy at a Catholic school in Charlotte, North Carolina in the 1990s.
