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Category: religion
Today in History: Pope John Paul II visits the White House
On Oct. 6, 1979, Pope John Paul II, on a weeklong U.S. tour, became the first pontiff to visit the White House, where he was received by President Jimmy Carter.
Pope wraps troubled visit to Belgium by praising victims and demanding abusers be judged
Pope Francis demanded Sunday that sexually abusive clergy be judged and their bishops stop covering up their crimes as he ended a troubled visit to Belgium by responding to the outrage over the scandal here that has devastated the church’s credibility.
Worship news: Holy Spirit master class and Nursing Home ministry
News and events at local houses of worship
Pope expels a bishop and 9 other people from a Peru movement over ‘sadistic’ abuses
Pope Francis took the unusual decision Wednesday to expel 10 people from a troubled Catholic movement in Peru.
Are Donald Trump and Kamala Harris particularly Christian? That’s not what most Americans say: AP-NORC poll
Few Americans see the presidential candidates as particularly Christian, according to a new survey conducted Sept. 12-16 by the Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs.
From Project 2025 to Evangelicals for Harris: How Wheaton College grads are involved in presidential politics
With the high-stakes 2024 presidential election looming, alumni and former faculty of Wheaton College are playing an outsized role in the race.
Western Springs church gets bells back after a year of silence
For decades the bells at All Saints Episcopal Church in Western Springs signaled kids it was time for lunch or dinner, until last year.
87 and hobbled, Pope Francis goes off-script in Asia and reminds world he can still draw a crowd
Four years and a handful of hospitalizations later (for intestinal and pulmonary problems), Pope Francis finally pulled off an 11-day trip through Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, East Timor and Singapore.
University of Illinois campus welcomes new policies to combat antisemitism in wake of federal civil rights complaint
In the wake of a federal complaint, the school will overhaul its anti-discrimination policies and work with Jewish groups.