Phyllis Zagano has spent her academic life pursuing the question: Were women once ordained as deacons, and what does that mean for the church today? She spoke about the “simmering question,” as she calls it in her new book.
Phyllis Zagano has spent her academic life pursuing the question: Were women once ordained as deacons, and what does that mean for the church today? She spoke about the “simmering question,” as she calls it in her new book.
Archbishop Christophe-Zakhia el-Kassis, who is also apostolic delegate to the Arabian Peninsula, succeeds Archbishop Gabriele Caccia, who is now the papal nuncio to the United
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The US Department of Justice has issued updated guidance on religious liberty to executive branch agencies, including a new clarification on parental rights and expanded references to recent...
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That convergence is what I call the “Red Jihad” The Red Jihad is not a single organization
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Nothing is more tragic and disastrous for any man or tribe on earth than not to have the Bible
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Wemaple will be firmly committed to the public interest and democratic values.
