The Rev. Bernard Randall, a former school chaplain who lost his job and was investigated for "terrorism" after assuring students they would be forced to accept LGBT ideology, has won a legal settlement after a seven-year battle.
The Rev. Bernard Randall, a former school chaplain who lost his job and was investigated for "terrorism" after assuring students they would be forced to accept LGBT ideology, has won a legal settlement after a seven-year battle.
About 200 people from the Diocese of Rome participated in "Lunch with the Pope" July 11, "a day of welcome and fraternity" within the Pontifical Gardens of Castel
Read more<p> The Society of Jesus — commonly known as the Jesuits — in the United States and Canada will bring together its five current novitiates spread throughout the continent...
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The Pentagon released its fourth batch of files related to unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAPs) Friday, which contains 40 files that include an account of a UAP described by...
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Pastor Livingston recently argued that America cannot rightly be called a Christian nation because of its many sins
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Two recent news stories point to the crisis of biblical literacy
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