Worship & Religion

Love and sacrifice in Korea for newborn babies that need help

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Love and sacrifice in Korea for newborn babies that need help

Saturday, February 28, 2026

E un-man was born with cerebral palsy. He spent 14 years in a hospital, and many people are grateful for it.During his hospital stay, his father, a pastor in South Korea, wound up ministering to other children, many of them with disabilities, many of them abandoned. He adopted some of them.

Will the Vatican embrace St. Thea of Mississippi?

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Will the Vatican embrace St. Thea of Mississippi?

Saturday, February 21, 2026

In the final months of her life, Sister Thea Bowman heard the whispers.She appreciated the hugs that lingered longer, as believers promised to keep praying that she would win her battle with cancer.

Governor Bill Lee testifies at National Prayer Breakfast

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Governor Bill Lee testifies at National Prayer Breakfast

Saturday, February 14, 2026

There was nothing unusual about Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee meeting with singer Jelly Roll before pardoning him for the felony robbery and drug-related crimes in his past.

A journalist who was a Catholic and a Catholic journalist

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A journalist who was a Catholic and a Catholic journalist

Saturday, February 7, 2026

The Boston Globe headline was blunt:“Church allowed abuse by priest for years.”This massive investigation into sexual abuse by Catholic clergy won the 2003 Pulitzer Prize for Public Service, forcing major newsrooms to cover a scandal that had festered for decades.

March for Life event is to let people know they matter and are loved

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March for Life event is to let people know they matter and are loved

Saturday, January 31, 2026

There’s a proabortion idea going around that the pro-life movement doesn’t care about babies after they are born.It’s a lie. Every January, the pro-life cause hosts a March for Life in Washington, D.C.

‘In the end, I suppose, it all comes down to gratitude’

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‘In the end, I suppose, it all comes down to gratitude’

Saturday, January 17, 2026

One of my favorite quotes from William F. Buckley Jr., a founding father of the conservative movement whose wisdom we sure could use right now is, “we are basket cases of ingratitude, so many of us.

Former U.S. Senator Sasse faces death with an appeal for hope

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Former U.S. Senator Sasse faces death with an appeal for hope

Saturday, January 10, 2026

It’s the question believers have asked for centuries when wars threaten nations, storms ravage cities and diseases strike loved ones: “Why, oh God, why?”Former U.S. Sen.

This nation is a gift, and we’re cynically losing that appreciation

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This nation is a gift, and we’re cynically losing that appreciation

Saturday, January 3, 2026

Just before Christmas, former Sen.Ben Sasse, announced that he has an advanced case of cancer and he’s going to die soon.At one point, people talked about Sasse as a potential Republican presidential candidate.

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West Virginia bans religious reasons for school vaccine exemptions

Saturday, December 6, 2025

(AP) — The West Virginia Board of Education on Tuesday reinstated a school vaccination mandate after the state Supreme Court paused a lower court’s ruling that allowed parents to cite religious beliefs to opt out of shots required for their children to attend classes.

Trump redesignated Nigeria as an unsafe zone for religious freedom

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Trump redesignated Nigeria as an unsafe zone for religious freedom

Saturday, November 29, 2025

At an event held to bring attention to religious persecution in the world earlier this fall, Bishop Matthew Hassan Kukah, of the Catholic Diocese of Sokoto in Nigeria, said: “Designating my country, Nigeria, a Country of Concern will only make our work ... harder.