It’s been a busy week in the news, and so without any ado whatsoever, this is your weekly roundup. First, in Dickensian news, New York City has approved plans...
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The waves of migrant children fleeing their homeland in search of safety and stability within the United States' borders has been a major news story in...
It has long been argued that laypeople should be able to share their expertise through preaching during the homily at Mass. Despite these urgings, church...
Wariness about eating food with genetically modified ingredients seems to be on the rise–and now more companies are making a push to keep genetically...
The Affordable Care Act was signed into law four years ago now. A great deal of time, manpower, and money has been invested in the infrastructure that the law...
c. 2014 Religion News Service (RNS) Some called it “The Great War.” Others called it “The War to End All Wars.” History proves it was...
c. 2014 Religion News Service NAIROBI, Kenya (RNS) The Kenya Conference of Catholic Bishops is facing a lawsuit over the cancellation of a rental contract for...
c. 2014 Religion News Service (RNS) In addition to smiley faces, high heels and frogs, Unicode is rolling out a new batch of 250 emojis, among them a...
Of course the very big news this week is the impending World Cup of Two Popes, where Germany will face off against Argentina. Our Friends over at Religion News...
A recently released Gallup poll attempts to answer the question of how modern Americans view religion, posing the question: Do you believe that religion...
