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From Ashes to Beauty – Robert Sherriff
YES, it’s true, life is not always sunshine and rainbows. It’s not always easy, and sometimes it’s harsh and unfair. One might wonder, if there is a God, where is he? Why didn’t he stop that difficulty from happening? But the truth is, even if we don’t see or feel it,...
How To Attract A Woman
It’s not that simple to attract a girl or a woman; lots of guys and men agree with that. But after all, they only choose partners who attract them with their appearance and inner world, those who can win their heart. The fact that men can’t sometimes take a chance to...
Pastor Chris Spreads The Word Of God With The 2018 ISM Conference
Multi millions of people from all around the world are being captivated by the spiritual preaching and teaching of Pastor Chris Oyakhilome. This fantastic Man of God has been leading by example for over thirty years. He exemplifies spiritual discipleship in every...
Get Religion and Live a Happy Life
Religious and spiritual practices can have positive effects on your health and well-being. Certain lifestyle habits are often influenced spiritual beliefs and values that are ingrained at an early age. These might include diet, sexual practices, and alcohol use....
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Photos of the Week: Pope Leo’s first trip, Hong Kong fire
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Conservative Catholic colleges growing as families opt for ‘faithful’ schools
(RNS) — In September, 15 students began online classes at a new university in California being billed as a place “where your faith meets your STEM career.” And not just any STEM career. Jennifer Nolan, the co-founder and president of Catholic Polytechnic University,...
Catholic universities search for tricky balance on Trump anti-DEI push
(RNS) — In August, when the University of Notre Dame renamed its Center for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion for Sister Thea Bowman, a sainthood candidate and Franciscan Sister of Perpetual Adoration who was the first African American to receive the university’s...
When Catholic colleges cut theology majors, what happens to Catholic identity?
(RNS) — When Alex Gruber first toured St. Norbert College, a small Catholic college in Wisconsin, it immediately felt like home. As a student there, he majored in religion and history, got involved in theater and served as a lector and in the choir at the campus...
African Christian leaders and health nonprofits seek to fill gaps after USAID cuts
NAIROBI, Kenya (RNS) — African Christian leaders attending a conference with faith-based health organizations in late November called for countries on the continent to do more to replace U.S. Agency for International Development funds that were cut by the Trump...
Pope Leo offers rare insight into his thoughts during the conclave
ISTANBUL, Turkey (RNS) — While returning from his first apostolic visit to Turkey and Lebanon, Pope Leo XIV delivered his first press conference aboard the papal flight on Tuesday (Dec. 2), offering insight into his impressions and feelings after becoming pope. The...
‘Lebanon, stand up!’: Pope Leo revives calls for truth, justice after Beirut port blast
BEIRUT, Lebanon (RNS) – On Aug. 4, 2020, Melvine Khoury and her brother watched curiously from the window of their home in Achrafieh as smoke and fire rose from the port of Beirut. Just as they started to evacuate, Khoury saw her brother being thrown to the other side...
How modern American women are finding Hinduism’s powerful goddess tradition through dance
(RNS) — In her early teens and early 20s, Halo Seronko struggled with an eating disorder and bodily insecurities. “I’ve been a woman who’s overcome so many challenges just because I’m a woman, and I think all of us women can relate to the struggles of being a female...
A long-lost Rubens painting depicting Crucifixion sells for $2.7 million
VERSAILLES, France (AP) — A long-lost painting by Baroque master Peter Paul Rubens, which was hidden for more than four centuries, sold at 2.3 million euros ($2.7 million) at an auction Sunday in Versailles. The painting was recently found in a private townhouse in...
Pope Leo’s visit to psychiatric hospital aims to combat stigma in strugglingLebanon
BEIRUT, Lebanon (RNS) – For Eissam, a 24-year-old Lebanese man who is battling drug addiction, the Psychiatric Hospital of the Cross in Jal ed Dib, just North of Beirut, and the Catholic nuns who run it are nothing short of family. “The sisters here are like our...
Dorothy Day’s grandchildren reflect on a legacy that still challenges the church
(RNS) — It is rare for the close relatives of a candidate for sainthood in the Catholic Church to be alive, much less able to observe the process. Yet at a Vatican symposium, “A Pilgrim of Hope: An Academic Symposium on the Legacy of Dorothy Day,” on Wednesday (Nov....
Pope Leo urges Lebanon’s youth to stay and rebuild amid crisis and conflict
BEIRUT (RNS) — At a meeting with a head of the one of the Christian faith’s earliest communities, Pope Leo XIV addressed young Christians on Monday (Dec. 1), urging them to stay in their country despite the recurring challenges and obstacles. “Dear young people,...