During a morning Mass celebrated in Santa Marta this week, Pope Francis warned the faithful to avoid becoming a mummified, vagabond, half-way, or stubborn Christian who gets lost along the way of following Christ.
Commentary by Susan Brinkmann, OCDSOne of the country’s top lawyers says she plans on taking a Glock .45 into the ladies room from now on to protect herself from men posing as women who are using new transgender bathroom laws to victimize women.
A new report released this week by the U. S. Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) finds that religious freedom worldwide “has been under serious and sustained assault” since their 2015 report.
Commentary by Susan Brinkmann, OCDSWith more than a million people boycotting Target’s new “inclusive” dressing room policy, their stocks are beginning to slide and more details about dressing room incidents in the store are being revealed.
A new campaign is underway to encourage people to partake of God’s mercy in the Sacrament of Reconciliation during this Holy Year of Mercy through the use of billboards, lawn signs, bumper stickers and other resources.
Don’t say one thing and do another, Pope Francis warned Christians during a recent homily, and urged them to stand strong against the “never ending temptation” to “walk with one foot in the light and the other in darkness.”
Photo of oil oozing from icon Courtesy of parish websiteOrthodox Christians are flocking by the thousands to a church in southwest Chicago where an icon of St. John the Baptist is allegedly leaking oil.
Four people were arrested by Italian authorities yesterday and issued arrest warrants for two more people in Syria who were allegedly plotting to attack the Vatican and the Israeli embassy in Rome.
A 17 year-old ballerina from Romania, who had just received a scholarship to an elite dance school in England, died unexpectedly from a blood clot that doctors believe was caused by oral contraceptives, making her one of four women to have died from the pill in the UK in the last year alone.
Obianuju "Uju" EkeochaIt was a widely publicized interview with Melinda Gates, wife of billionaire Bill Gates, that sparked a new vocation in the heart of a Nigerian biomedical scientist who realized God was calling her to fight for life on the continent of Africa.
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