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AI web building is sick ( like cool sick) (opens in a new tab)
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Video test (opens in a new tab)
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Milwaukee Archbishop Grob issues ‘public apology’ over White House meeting (opens in a new tab)
Archbishop Jeffrey Grob said his “intention was never to cause confusion, anger, or disappointment among the people entrusted to my care” and that the meeting was publicized without consent.
Christian mother of 5 falsely imprisoned for over a year receives freedom award (opens in a new tab)
Rhoda Jatau, a Christian mother of five from Nigeria, has received a religious freedom award after a blasphemy prosecution kept her jailed for over 19 months before her acquittal.
Of the Bagpipe, an Instrument of War (opens in a new tab)
A treatise, in the English of King James and the spirit of a man who is not making this up, on whether the bagpipe is an instrument of war. A court once said yea.
Pulling the Threads on Full Preterism: The Short Version (opens in a new tab)
Full preterism says everything the Bible promised about the future already happened in the year 70. I tested that claim one seam at a time, and it needs a lot of extra explaining. Here is the short version, with a link to the…
Pope Leo XIV: Love for neighbor begins with a personal relationship with God (opens in a new tab)
During his Sunday Angelus, the pope reflected on the greatest commandment and called for peace in Yemen and Jordan.
Yemen condemns Houthi missile attack on Aden airport (opens in a new tab)
Houthi fighters have launched a series of attacks on targets in Saudi Arabia and the seat of Yemen’s internationally recognised government in Aden.
Rights group urges immediate release of 6 Christians detained over TikTok video in Egypt (opens in a new tab)
Alliance Defending Freedom has urged Egyptian authorities to free six young Christians after they posted a TikTok video that authorities considered offensive to Islam.
New York Archdiocese agrees to $800 million settlement over abuse litigation (opens in a new tab)
The Archdiocese of New York and attorneys for around 1,300 people who reported sexual abuse by clergy have agreed to an $800 million settlement of their legal claims.
Pope appeals for end to hostilities in Yemen and prays for Jordan attack victims (opens in a new tab)
Following the Sunday Angelus, Pope Leo XIV draws attention to the humanitarian crisis in Yemen, remembers the victims in Jordan, and looks ahead to the Assisi gathering marking 40 years since the first World Day of Prayer for…
Pope at Angelus: Love for God must overflow into love for others (opens in a new tab)
During his Sunday Angelus, Pope Leo reflects on the greatest commandment, stressing that love is the essence of faith and must become a gift for those around us.
What the Catholic Church in Egypt is doing to keep youths attached to their faith (opens in a new tab)
Speaking to Aid to the Church in Need, Bishop Emmanuel Bishay of Egypt’s Coptic Catholic Eparchy of Luxor said that relations between the Catholic and Orthodox churches are good.
Virgin of Guadalupe takes center stage at U.S. Hispanic ministry meeting (opens in a new tab)
A conference brought together dozens of diocesan directors and leaders of Hispanic and Latino ministry from various parts of the United States.
This week in Christian history: Doug Phillips resigns; Protestant Reformation begins (opens in a new tab)
Events from this week in Christian history include the start of the Protestant Reformation, Doug Phillips resigning from Vision Forum, and the death of Ethiopian Church leader Salama III.
Is it censorship when parents ask what books kids read at school? (opens in a new tab)
When a Colorado mother’s 12-year-old came home in tears from what she thought was an art club, she learned how little parents sometimes know about what happens at school. Her story is a warning, and a call for parents to speak up.
Your faith shouldn’t cost you a bank account (opens in a new tab)
The nation’s nine largest banks maintained policies that restricted services based on customers’ religious or political beliefs. Some cited the SPLC’s “hate group” labels to justify it.
Dear Christians, stop promising hurting friends it will get better (opens in a new tab)
When someone we love is waiting for difficult news, it’s tempting to promise that everything will work out. But Christian hope gives us firmer ground than a prediction, and it leaves room for honest grief.
Multisite churches are growing faster than leadership pipelines can keep up with, research shows (opens in a new tab)
Nearly 10% of Protestant churchgoers in the United States attend a multisite church, many of which are growing at faster rates than leadership pipelines can keep up with, according to a new research report that sheds light on the…
Broken Bodies Make Beautiful Temples (opens in a new tab)
We must view our foreign-feeling bodies as vessels through which God demonstrates his redeeming strength.
Jordan church attack death toll rises to 9 as Christian leaders call for unity (opens in a new tab)
The attack took place during a funeral Friday, and security authorities are continuing their investigation and search for the perpetrators.
always give the engineer a cookie (opens in a new tab)
Originally posted on Facebook October 19, 2026 A typical engineer, upon receiving an unsolicited improvement suggestion from a civilian — especially one that arrives without the required ceremonial praise for his existing work…
Paxton v Talarico Commentary on Houston Chronicle article 10/24/26 (opens in a new tab)
With early voting underway, the Houston Chronicle’s Adrian Ashford has a useful piece on how Houston pastors are sorting themselves behind Ken Paxton and James Talarico
Brazil seeks to reopen case of Christian student facing 10 years’ prison for ‘transphobia’ (opens in a new tab)
Brazil’s federal prosecutors have lodged a special appeal that would reopen the “transphobia” prosecution of Isadora Borges, who studies veterinary medicine and risked as long as 10 years behind bars over two posts on X.
The Threnody (opens in a new tab)
A Star Trek: The Next Generation fan novel. Picard and Vash find an orb that is not a weapon but a recall signal. Fan fiction; the characters belong to Paramount.
Denver archbishop responds to criticism over Trump prayer meeting: ‘I was being a Catholic priest’ (opens in a new tab)
Archbishop James Golka led a prayer during an Oct. 22 meeting at the Oval Office between Trump and over half a dozen of his fellow U.S. bishops.
Adam's Robe Book 3 (opens in a new tab)
WITNESSED KEEPING THE EDEN CORRIDOR: BOOK THREE A NOVEL PROLOGUE Shinar, in the years after the water Ashira had learned to read her grandfather's silences the way the other women of the camp read…
Students for Life, Turning Point debate abortion in ‘Feminists Lied’ campus tour (opens in a new tab)
Here is a roundup of recent pro-life and abortion-related news.
JD Vance leads rallygoers in Lord’s Prayer after woman collapses: 'Pray as the Lord taught us to pray' (opens in a new tab)
Vice President JD Vance led Nebraska rallygoers in the Lord’s Prayer, then walked into the stands to check on a woman who collapsed behind him.
Adam's Robe Book 1 (opens in a new tab)
THE EDEN CORRIDOR A NOVEL PROLOGUE Shinar, in the years after the water Tirzah kept the household's cloth the way her mother had kept it, and her mother's mother before that — folded by weight, not…
Without a Single Seam: The Eden Corridor, Book Two (opens in a new tab)
WITHOUT A SINGLE SEAM THE EDEN CORRIDOR: BOOK TWO A NOVEL PROLOGUE The Aras River, near Julfa — Winter, 1604 They had been walking for six days when the soldiers began burning the boats. Shushan was…
Pope Leo recognises heroic virtues of six new Venerables (opens in a new tab)
Pope Leo XIV has authorised decrees recognising the heroic virtues of two missionary bishops, Friedrich Kaiser Depel and Oreste Marengo; Margarita Bavosi, a consecrated laywoman of the Focolare Movement; diocesan priests Domenico…
The untold story of Christian music: Who controls the worship songs we sing? (opens in a new tab)
Jonathan Allen Wright, creator of the YouTube documentary series "The Untold History of CCM," joins The Christian Post to discuss the complicated business behind contemporary Christian music
How this blog works (opens in a new tab)
Posts are written from a private web page, kept in a database, and checked twice for sign-in. Here is how it works and what is not here yet.
How to face tragedy and still affirm God is your friend? The answer of a Venezuelan mother (opens in a new tab)
Maria Elena Rocha recounted how despite the tragedy of losing her husband and two sons in this past summer’s earthquake in Venezuela, her faith and trust in God still sustains her.
‘He died doing what he loved’: Memories of the Ecuadorian priest who died at the altar (opens in a new tab)
The late Father Patricio Sánchez Molinari was described as a man “with a pure heart and a ready smile … he was always so very calm, patient, and tolerant.” asFather Patricio Sánchez
6 Christians arrested in Egypt over TikTok video deemed offensive to Islam (opens in a new tab)
Six young Christian men have been jailed in Egypt for more than two weeks over a TikTok video that authorities deemed offensive to Islam.
Suspect arrested after fire at Virgin Mary Church in Egypt’s Giza (opens in a new tab)
The Coptic Orthodox Diocese of Central Giza saidaid no one was hurt after a fire was set inside the Church of the Virgin Mary in Giza.
Bishop Nykiel: Confession is not a place of judgement but a home of celebration (opens in a new tab)
Bishop Krzysztof Józef Nykiel, the Regent of the Apostolic Penitentiary, closes a two-day formation seminar in Rome dedicated to the Sacrament of Reconciliation and offers four practical guidelines for going to Confession.
Franciscans call for solidarity as haze from Indonesian fires blankets Southeast Asia (opens in a new tab)
Ongoing air pollution and its effects were discussed at the assembly of the Franciscan Network for Peace and Integral Ecology in Asia, held in Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia, earlier this month.
Korean bishops elect new president, approve guidelines on sexual violence (opens in a new tab)
Korean bishops elect president, Church in Burundi supports over 80,000 refugees, Scotland Bishops’ Conference president steps back from duties, and more in this week’s Catholic world news roundup.
Pope: ‘Hearts of young people are longing to discover Christ’s love’ (opens in a new tab)
Pope Leo XIV meets with the Jesus Youth International Conference, and praises efforts to engage young people in the life of the Church by helping them discover Christ’s love.
Lord's Day Reflection: The love commandment (opens in a new tab)
As the Church celebrates the Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time, Fr. Edmund Power reflects on the theme: “The love commandment.”
Allie Beth Stuckey sparks Christian debate over Halloween, horror movies: 'Facilitating fear' (opens in a new tab)
Conservative commentator and BlazeTV host Allie Beth Stuckey sparked a debate among Christians earlier this week for arguing that believers probably shouldn't fully participate in Halloween or watch horror films.
Is a third-party vote a wasted vote? Voting the lesser of two evils (opens in a new tab)
When the ballot offers only imperfect candidates, principled voters still have to choose. Abraham Lincoln argued that the real test of a choice isn’t whether it contains any evil, but whether it does more harm than good. By that…
Seth Dillon warns Liberty students about ‘radical conspiracists’ exploiting young Christians (opens in a new tab)
Babylon Bee CEO Seth Dillon warned Liberty University students Wednesday that “radical conspiracists” are exploiting young Christians’ grievances to steer them toward hatred, singling out commentator Nick Fuentes.
France’s multiculturalism experiment goes up in flames (opens in a new tab)
Protests billed as student frustration over class sizes and austerity have exploded into looting, arson, and attacks on France’s historic landmarks. This isn’t France being French. It’s the breakdown of a multicultural project…
2 simple habits that finally made family Bible reading stick (opens in a new tab)
Like many parents, I started family Bible routines strong, only to watch them fade. Two simple habits at our breakfast table changed that, and one morning my 5-year-old was the one holding me accountable.
What My Grandparents Taught Me About Pastoral Ministry (opens in a new tab)
You’re being prepared for the work the Lord has for you in ways you may not understand until you’re standing in a hospice living room.
‘It’s what I’m called to do’: Montse Alvarado on her new Vatican role (opens in a new tab)
Montse Alvarado will make history Nov. 1 as the first laywoman to serve as prefect of a dicastery of the Holy See.
Bishop Barron slams ‘clownish irrelevance’ of German Catholic academy in blistering statement (opens in a new tab)
Controversy over Bishop Robert Barron's acceptance of a 2025 award from a German Catholic institution resurfaced this week.
Humanitarian truce announced for Ukrainian city of Oleshky (opens in a new tab)
Ukraine and Russia confirm an agreement on a local ceasefire in Oleshky, where civilians face a severe food crisis. US mediation, involving First Lady Melania Trump, proved instrumental in securing the agreement. President…
Holy See at UN: Redirect arms spending towards integral human development (opens in a new tab)
Archbishop Christophe El Kassis calls for resources devoted to weapons to be redirected towards people living in poverty, warning that rising military expenditure stands in stark contrast to urgent humanitarian and development…
Gospel Hope for Gen-Z Ministry (opens in a new tab)
Many of us have seen the statistics that Gen Z is the least explicitly Christian or religious generation on record.
Shevchuk brings ‘Ukraine’s prayers’ and list of prisoners to Pope Leo (opens in a new tab)
The head of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church meets Pope Leo XIV at the Vatican, thanking him for his appeals for peace and the Holy See’s humanitarian efforts on behalf of prisoners and children, as well as its concern for the…
Jordan: Shooting at Greek Orthodox church in Karak (opens in a new tab)
Two gunmen open fire during a funeral service at a Christian place of worship in the south of the country. According to local media, ten people are injured, some seriously. Authorities have launched an investigation to establish…
Papal Almoner to travel to Ukraine to bring Pope’s closeness (opens in a new tab)
Archbishop Luis Marín de San Martín, Prefect of the Dicastery for the Service of Charity, is preparing to undertake a mission to Ukraine from 27 to 30 October, with the full involvement of both the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church…
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