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St. Sabina Stands by Chicago Priest Rev. Michael Pfleger Amid Second Set of Abuse Allegations

A prominent Catholic parish in Chicago denounced abuse allegations against its popular pastor, Rev. Michael Pfleger, and demanded an investigation into those allegations be resolved quickly.

Southern Baptist Support for Ukraine Continues; Seminary Forced to Meet in Bomb Shelter

Russia’s increased attacks across Ukraine forced the Ukrainian Baptist Theological Seminary to hold classes in basement bomb shelters, UBTS President Yaroslav Pyzh said in a new video.

Beth Moore Calls Christians to Stop Letting Culture Rewrite Their Confession

At a Living Proof Live event this past weekend, author and Bible teacher Beth Moore exhorted attendees to persevere in holding on to the confession of their faith in Jesus amid a culture that is increasingly chaotic. Moore also took audience questions, some lighthearted and some heavy.

It Costs as Much as $1,000 a Ticket To See Elevation Worship in LA. Why?

Many have expressed excitement about Elevation Worship coming to a city near them. However, after attempting to purchase tickets, some have been left reeling from sticker shock.

After Being Shot, NFL Rookie Focuses on God’s ‘Bigger Purpose for Me’

On October 13, Washington Commanders running back Brian Robinson Jr. ran for the winning score against the Chicago Bears—less than two months after being shot in an attempted robbery.

Suit: California Teacher Says Bright Horizons Fired Her for Exercising Religious Belief

A Southern California teacher has sued Bright Horizons Children’s Center, an international childcare program, claiming religious discrimination after she said she was terminated for refusing to read children’s books promoting same-sex marriage.

Native Americans Recall Torture, Hatred at Boarding Schools

After her mother died when Rosalie Whirlwind Soldier was just four years old, she was put into a Native American boarding school in South Dakota and told her native Lakota language was “devil's speak.”

Pope Extends Reform Process for Year Amid Apathy, Criticism

Pope Francis has decided to extend by a year a lengthy global consultation of ordinary Catholics about the future of the Catholic Church, amid limited participation and resistance.