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How the Catholic Church helped change the conversation about capital punishment in the United States
Catholic opposition to the death penalty is relatively new in the church’s history, but has helped shape public debate.
Here's what Bishop Alberto Rojas' decree says, and how other religious leaders in California have addressed the immigrant ...
Matthew Becklo discusses his new book and its themes, from polarization and the present spiritual crisis to 'heaven-earth ...
A model of refugees in a boat, placed on a bonfire in a pro-British town near Belfast, prompted condemnations by politicians ...
The time has surely come in this supposed era of the peace process for Catholics to embrace the Twelfth celebrations and recognise the significance of William’s campaign in Ireland in 1690.
As the so-called One Big, Beautiful Bill made its way toward congressional approval last month, U.S. Catholic bishops signed ...
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Worldcrunch on MSNConfessions Of A Protestant Minister, Mixing Christianity With PsychedelicsHunt Priest, a former Episcopal pastor from Mt. Sterling, Kentucky, shares how a psychedelic experience deepened his faith ...
But the center of gravity of the immigration issue has changed. It’s now Trump’s mass-deportation agenda. And it’s becoming ...
Amid a renewed debate over removing the word ‘secular’ from the Preamble of the Indian Constitution, a look at the term ...
Tensions are continuing to smoulder around two controversial loyalist bonfires in Northern Ireland as time ticks down to when they are due to be lit.
Bishop Alberto Rojas of the Diocese of San Bernardino has removed the obligation for Catholics to attend Mass.
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