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Vatican Reports Financial Gains as It Prepares for New Profit Strategy

Despite financial reforms and cutting costs, the Vatican continues to struggle to generate enough revenues.

‘Shall Reap Corruption’—Harrison Butker Posts Bible Verse Following Olympic Controversy

Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker went viral after posting a Bible verse in response to the Drag Queen performance that was featured during the Opening Ceremony of the 2024 Olympics in Paris, France. 

How Matthew West Is Living Out His New Single, ‘Don’t Stop Praying,’ With Fans and Followers

Christian singer and songwriter Matthew West is living out the words of the title track of his forthcoming album, “Don’t Stop Praying,” by encouraging his followers and fans to persevere in prayer and to put their hope in God. 

Settlement in Mica Miller Case Leads to Justice, Say Lawyers for Her Family and Husband

The family of Mica Miller has reached a settlement with her husband, Pastor John-Paul Miller, resolving their disputes about Mica’s death.

Pastor Steps Down Amid Backlash for Failing To Report Possible Child Sex Abuse Material on Fellow Clergy Member’s Computer

The pastor of a Roman Catholic parish in Mason, Ohio, has stepped down after a petition calling for him to resign garnered more than 500 signatures. Fr. Barry Stechschulte of St. Susanna was recently implicated in the cover-up of the possible child sex crimes of another priest in 2012. 

‘Jesus Is the Way’—Olympic Teen Skateboarder Uses Sign Language To Proclaim the Gospel to the World

Brazilian skateboarder Rayssa Leal used sign language to quote Scripture before a preliminary run at the 2024 Olympics in Paris, France, on Sunday (July 28).

Mennonites March 135 Miles to White House for Gaza Cease-Fire

Many of the Mennonites who marched over 135 miles from Harrisonburg, Virginia, to the White House had someone in mind as they walked, nursing blisters and removing ticks as they crossed the Blue Ridge Mountains and the Shenandoah Valley in 11 days.

Catholics, Vatican Officials React to Controversial Olympic Ceremony

Catholic leaders along with a host of other Christian groups voiced outrage following the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games in Paris (July 26) over a scene starring drag performers and French entertainers that many interpreted as a parody of Jesus’ Last Supper.