Dozens of lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are urging the leaders of the U.S. House of Representatives to invite Pope Leo XIV to speak to a joint session of the U.S. Congress next year. They described the pontiff as a “unifying force” and a “sign of great pride” because he is the first American-born pope.
The midterm elections are over, and the GOP suffered stunning setbacks But Christians know that in the end, Christ is King and Christ is Victor, no matter what...
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Political analysts say that voters' frustrations with the Trump administration provided an opportunity in red states for Democrats who were comfortable using religious language on the campaign
Read moreIn Leo XIV and the Global Church, the Villanova theologian has created "the map we have all been looking for and the person who should most definitely read this...
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Scripture doesn’t promise that giving will make us financially rich It promises something better
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This year’s election results disappointed many conservative Christians But Scripture points believers toward prayer, not despair, for every leader, including those we didn’t choose
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