Commentary by Susan Brinkmann, OCDSTired of having his homilies interrupted by beeping cell phones, a priest in Italy has installed a jamming device that won't allow calls to get through to phones inside his church.
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During a moving speech to Iraqi Christians earlier this month, Prince Charles said he is worried that the world may be returning to the "dark ages of public executions" and warned people against sharing grisly beheading videos made by terrorists such as the Islamic State.
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Thousands of immigrants who are hoping the president's controversial new executive order on immigration will allow them to stay in the country may soon have those hopes dashed as a federal judge ruled against the president yesterday, accusing him of making an unconstitutional end-run around Congress in drawing up the new law.
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A new rule published by the U.S. Department of Labor which will implement an executive order signed by President Barack Obama this summer will not only forbid discrimination against the same-sex attracted but prohibits an employer's disapproval of this conduct.
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The District of Columbia City Council passed a bill this week that will repeal an exemption to a human rights bill that allowed religious schools to practice their faith as it pertains to homosexuality and will now force them to choose between their God and the government.
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You read the title right! A new advertising campaign for Coca-Cola's new "high end" milk product features naked women wearing nothing but milk, sparking an outcry from consumers around the world.
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A new campaign launched in Australia is aimed at convincing parents to do away with traditional "girls" and "boys" this Christmas and encourage their children to play with gender-neutral items.
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Commentary by Susan Brinkmann, OCDS
A prominent gay activist, frequent White House visitor, and the co-founder of the radical Human Rights Campaign, was arrested in his Oregon home last week after being charged with sexually molesting a 15 year-old boy.
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Members of the Archdiocese of St. Louis, Missouri are coming together in prayer and calls for peace after a Grand Jury decided not to indict the police officer who shot and killed a young black man in Ferguson last August.
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New evidence is showing that the ranks of homeschooling children are swelling since the imposition of the controversial Common Core State Standards at local public schools across America.
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