Cardinal Marx won’t rule out offering resignation for a 2nd time
Pope Francis declined the archbishop of Munich and Freising’s resignation in June.
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The Vatican's "Trial of the Century" began. Here’s what you need to know
The first hearing will be the arraignment.
FIRST-PERSON: Getting to the Edge of Lostness | Baptist Press
More than 7,200 people groups remain unreached and more than 3,100 are yet to be engaged with the gospel. Every single day 155,473 people die lost around the world.
In Times of Stress, Turning to Contemplation Can Be Helpful – Here’s Why Religions Emphasize Rest
Scholar Kristen Lucken explores how themes of rest and contemplation are woven throughout the fabric of most religious traditions and the various ways they remain equally salient in our lives today.
Fr. Jacques Hamel: Catholic priest honored 5 years after he was killed at Mass in terrorist attack
Islamic State supporters killed the French priest on July 26, 2016.
Benedict XVI laments lack of faith within Church institutions in Germany
The pope emeritus spoke about faith, worldliness, and the institutional Church.
The Ben & Jerry’s Boycott: Why It’s Such an Ominous Sign for Israel
The news of the Ben & Jerry’s boycott last week spread around the world. CBN News interviewed Rabbi Adlerstein in our Jerusalem studio about the boycott and what Christians can do in the face of this latest assault on the legitimacy of the Jewish state.
28 abducted Baptist school students freed in Nigeria | Baptist Press
KANO, Nigeria (AP) — Armed kidnappers in Nigeria have released 28 of the more than 120 students who were abducted at the beginning of July from the Bethel Baptist High School in the northern town of Damishi.
FIRST-PERSON: African American churches are finding missionary connections | Baptist Press
Often, when African American Southern Baptists picture missionaries, they think about the pictures of missionaries that they’ve seen — and few look like them.
Pope Francis on Grandparents’ Day: Elderly are not ‘leftovers from life’
“I worry when I see a society full of people in constant motion, too caught up in their own affairs to have time for a glance, a greeting or a hug,” Pope Francis said Sunday.
