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Pastor wields sword on stage, reacts to Stephen Colbert cancellation: 'God can do anything'
A Tennessee pastor brandished a large sword during his Sunday sermon and suggested that the recent cancellation of "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" was the result of divine intervention.

Babylon Bee editor faces backlash for claiming Catholics in Gaza support Hamas
The managing editor of The Babylon Bee has drawn widespread backlash in recent days when he claimed all professing Roman Catholics in Gaza support Hamas.

3 killed by strike at Gaza's only Catholic church; Israel launches probe, expresses 'deep sorrow'
The Israeli military will investigate reports that a tank strike on the sole Catholic church in Gaza killed three people and injured several others amid the war with Hamas, vowing to publish the results of the probe amid criticism from Catholic leaders.

Tucker Carlson claims Fox News is 'anti-Christian,' execs 'uncomfortable' with faith
Political commentator Tucker Carlson said he believes his former employer Fox News is “anti-Christian” and that his wife thanked God when the network suddenly fired him in 2023.

Catholic dioceses excuse immigrants from mass attendance over deportation fears
Two Catholic dioceses in the United States have excused illegal immigrants from attending Sunday mass over fears of immigration raids amid President Donald Trump's push for mass deportations.

2 women killed, multiple injured at Ky. Baptist church after suspect shoots state trooper
Two women were killed at a Baptist church in Lexington, Kentucky, when a suspect fled to the house of worship after shooting a state trooper on Sunday, authorities said.

Pastor, father of 5 deported to Guatemala after 2 decades in Florida
A pastor who led a small Hispanic church in Florida was deported to Guatemala after more than two decades of living in the United States, leaving his wife and five children feeling that their world has come to an end.

Church discipline no longer practiced in most Protestant churches: Survey
While most U.S. Protestant churches have policies in place to address significant misbehavior by members, formalized church discipline is rarely practiced, according to newly released data from Lifeway Research.

Nonpartisan group calls for moratorium on AI regulation in Virginia, warns of regulatory 'chaos'
Public policy advocates in Virginia are urging officials to hold off for at least a decade on any state-level artificial intelligence (AI) regulations to allow Congress to take the lead.

Mel Gibson visits Orthodox monastery in Greece ahead of 'Resurrection' filming
Hollywood icon Mel Gibson is reportedly in Greece for a spiritual retreat before filming begins for "The Resurrection of Christ" in August.


























