An Iraqi court has ruled in favor of a young Christian woman to protect her identity, allowing her to have her religious status corrected in the government’s official database after she had been automatically registered as Muslim under Iraqi law. The ruling could set an important precedent for many Christians in Iraq facing serious legal and personal consequences because of state-assigned religion.
Most Americans oppose houses of worship endorsing political candidates, a May 14 report from the Pew Research Center
Read moreBefore he started his general audience, Pope Leo XIV stepped out of his popemobile on May 13 and walked over to pray beside a plaque marking the spot...
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As thousands prepare to gather at the National Mall on Sunday to pray for the nation ahead of America’s 250th anniversary celebrations, Cornerstone Chapel Senior Pastor Gary Hamrick...
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Rep Mary Miller, R-Ill, introduced legislation in the US House of Representatives on Thursday to mandate that the national motto acknowledging God be displayed in every federal building
Read moreThe federal government's planned 13-mile wall across Mount Cristo Rey, seen as a holy site where "faith transcends borders," has drawn opposition from environmentalists and the Catholic Diocese...
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