Pope Francis’ trip to the Philippines last week will go down in the history books as having hosted the largest papal gathering in history when more than six million people gathered for Mass on Sunday.
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A boy whose alleged near-death experience is described in the best-selling book, The Boy Who Came Back From Heaven, is now admitting that he made up the entire story.
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The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear four new cases on same-sex marriage this term, a ruling which will determine if states have the power to ban same-sex marriage and refuse to recognize marriages performed in another state.
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“Pray with your whole being even though
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“Pray simply. Do not expect to find in your
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Billboards advertising local sex shops near Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, must now compete with a sobering message posted by a citizen fed up with the gawdy signs, which reads: “Porn Destroys Love”.
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Even though it has always been known for its irreverent treatment of cultural taboos, the co-founder of the satirical magazine,
Charlie Hebdo, which lost eight staff members in last week’s deadly terrorist attack in Paris, says the paper’s editor was “pig-headed” about satirizing Islam and blamed him for the deaths of his colleagues.
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During the plane trip from Sri Lanka to the Philippines yesterday, Pope Francis gave candid responses to a variety of questions from the press, admitting that he believes suicide bombers are unstable individuals and how he has already asked the Lord to spare him a lot of pain should he be personally attacked.
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We have been following the case of Fr. Yozefu Ssemakula’s book,
The Healing of Families, which has come under fire recently for serious theological errors. It is currently under review by ecclesiastical authorities in his diocese of Pensacola-Tallahassee.
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“You don’t know how to pray? Put yourself
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Pope Francis’ trip to the Philippines last week will go down in the history books as having hosted the largest papal gathering in history when more than six million people gathered for Mass on Sunday.
A boy whose alleged near-death experience is described in the best-selling book, The Boy Who Came Back From Heaven, is now admitting that he made up the entire story.
The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear four new cases on same-sex marriage this term, a ruling which will determine if states have the power to ban same-sex marriage and refuse to recognize marriages performed in another state.
Billboards advertising local sex shops near Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, must now compete with a sobering message posted by a citizen fed up with the gawdy signs, which reads: “Porn Destroys Love”.
Even though it has always been known for its irreverent treatment of cultural taboos, the co-founder of the satirical magazine, Charlie Hebdo, which lost eight staff members in last week’s deadly terrorist attack in Paris, says the paper’s editor was “pig-headed” about satirizing Islam and blamed him for the deaths of his colleagues.
During the plane trip from Sri Lanka to the Philippines yesterday, Pope Francis gave candid responses to a variety of questions from the press, admitting that he believes suicide bombers are unstable individuals and how he has already asked the Lord to spare him a lot of pain should he be personally attacked.
