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  Apr 15, 2018

  Baby Alfie's Mom Forced to Leave Hospital, Dad Begs Pope to Save Son's Life

  The mother of 23-month-old Alfie Evans, who is involved in a legal battle with a hospital in Britain that wants to switch off her child's life support due to his mystery brain condition, was ejected from the hospital ward, according to a report, as the child's father has urged Pope Francis to speak out to save Alfie's life.

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  Apr 15, 2018

  New Yorker Mag Decries Chick-fil-A's 'Creepy Pervasive Christian Traditionalism'

  An article in The New Yorker magazine scorns the popularity of Chick-fil-A, the fast food chicken chain with Christian values, in New York City, calling it "creepy pervasive Christian traditionalism." The author says its presence is "awash with cash, Christ, and evangelizing Cows."

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  Apr 15, 2018

  Open Doors Calls on Christians to Pray for Syria After US-Coalition Airstrikes

  After President Donald Trump announced airstrikes on chemical-weapon targets in Syria in coordination with the U.K. and France, the Open Doors ministry called for urgent prayers for the Syrian people "during this tragic and complex time" due to a "monstrous regime" and an unending civil war.

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  Apr 14, 2018

  Texas Sutherland Springs Church Families, Donors Raise Questions Over Distribution of Donations

  The First Baptist Church in Sutherland Springs, Texas, raised millions of dollars after a mass shooting killed more than two dozen worshipers five months ago, but families of some victims claim they haven't received any money while the church is planning to build a new $3 million sanctuary.

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  Apr 14, 2018

  Nun Says 'They'll Have to Kill Me First' in Plea to Pope Francis Over Katy Perry Lawsuit

  An 80-year-old nun, who is suffering from breast cancer and is part of a legal battle with pop star Katy Perry and the archbishop of Los Angeles over the sale of a convent in California, has appealed to Pope Francis to intervene, saying "they'll have to kill me first if they want to keep me quiet."

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  Apr 14, 2018

  Pastor's Blessing Caused Serious Brain Injury, Says Church Member in Lawsuit

  A woman has sued the pastor of a megachurch in Georgia for pushing her head while praying for her, causing her to fall down to the ground and hit her head. She says she got a traumatic brain injury due to the incident.

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  Apr 9, 2018

  Babies Born After IVF Treatments May Have Greater Heart Disease Risk

  Children who are born with the use of intensive IVF treatment could have a greater risk of developing heart disease later in life compared to those conceived naturally, according to scientists who will make presentations at a U.K.-based group's conference this week.

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  Apr 9, 2018

  Feds Seize, Shut Down Backpage.com, Website Used for Sex Trafficking

  The classified advertising website Backpage.com has been seized by federal law enforcement authorities, and a notice posted on the site says all affiliated website have also been seized, an action that is "an important step forward in the fight against human trafficking."

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  Apr 8, 2018

  New Abortion Pill Reversal Is Saving Babies' Lives: Study

  A new medical study shows that the abortion pill reversal medical intervention is saving lives and giving hope to women who change their minds after taking mifepristone, the first drug in the medical abortion process.

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  Apr 8, 2018

  Vatican Arrests Former Diplomat Found With Child Porn While Working at Embassy in US

  The Vatican police have arrested Monsignor Carlo Capella, who worked as a diplomat at the Vatican's embassy in Washington, on suspicion of possessing child pornography in the United States and Canada.