In a Christian Post op-ed, the writer argues that while laws cannot make people moral, all legislation rests on moral commitments. Christians who vote their convictions, he says, are not imposing their religion.
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Pope Leo XIV greeted about thirty members of a Chicago coalition supporting migrants at the Broadview ICE detention center during his General Audience on Oct. 28. Mexican migrant Abigail Ortiz Valles said, "every time I visit Broadview, I encounter Jesus and His Passion."
Opening an academic conference on Oct. 28, Cardinal Secretary of State Pietro Parolin said the totalitarian regimes of National Socialism, communism and fascism belong to history, but the phenomenon does not. It arises, he said, from the human temptation to "be like God" and impose one's ideology on how humanity lives and thinks.
Hurricane Isaias made landfall Oct. 9 near Destin, Florida, as a Category 2 storm with winds up to 105 mph, hitting Pensacola, Gulf Breeze and Milton hardest. The LCMS Southern District's disaster response coordinator, Rev. Paul Ernewein, said preparation and the fast-moving storm helped churches respond.
After record turnout in Israel's parliamentary election, neither Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud nor challenger Gadi Eisenkot's Yashar Party has a clear path to a government without outside support. Religion News Service offers three takeaways as leaders jockey over the next coalition.
