“It pains us to see buildings and iconic areas mistreated and they shouldn’t be,” Archbishop Jorge Alberto Cavazos Arizpe of San Luis Potosí told local media. “But, as Jesus said, an offense against a person, however small, will always be much more serious. And women have been very mistreated. … That’s why they continue to speak out about something that keeps happening.”
The US Supreme Court heard oral arguments on Wednesday in a case challenging whether President Donald Trump can limit birthright citizenship by prohibiting it for the children of...
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Trump's presence for oral arguments in the case, Trump v Barbara, marked the first time a sitting president has attended oral arguments at the Supreme Court, according to records from...
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The name of Jesus was boldly proclaimed from the stage of "American Idol" on Monday night, as the long-running competition show leaned fully into its second annual “Songs...
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A federal judge has rejected an agreement between the Internal Revenue Service and a group of Christian ministries not to enforce federal law in a way that prevents...
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Catholic University of America denied a request from a Students Supporting Israel chapter to host two events on campus due to a lack of balanced perspectives, a requirement...
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