Stoyan Zaimov

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• Aug 21, 2012

  Historic Seton House in Denver Reopens to Serve the Poor

  Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila of the Archdiocese of Denver presided last week over the official reopening of the famous Seton House in Denver, which will serve more than 1,000 homeless and needy people and be used as headquarters for a dozen lay missionaries.

• Aug 21, 2012

  Study: Most Religious States Give More to Charity, Nonreligious Give Less

  The most religious states in America are also the most generous, while those that are more secular have the lowest donation rates, according to a new study.

• Aug 21, 2012

  US Megachurches Growing, Providing 'Heightened Sense of Spirituality'

  A new study has revealed that megachurches in America with congregations larger than 2,000 people are not only growing, but also satisfying the spiritual needs of their members.

• Aug 21, 2012

  Scottish Cardinal Suspends Talks With State Officials Over Gay Marriage Row

  The relationship between the Scottish Catholic Church and the government has become strained over the issue of legalizing same-sex marriage, further showing how the issue has proven divisive in the United Kingdom.

• Aug 21, 2012

  Pat Robertson Clarifies Adoption Warning, Points to Work with Orphans

  Televangelist Pat Robertson has offered a detailed explanation of his comments about adoption made on last Thursday's edition of The 700 Club, reminding that he has dedicated a lot of his work in life in helping orphans.

• Aug 20, 2012

  White House Petition to Help Jailed Indonesian Atheist Falls Short

  A petition to President Barack Obama looking to highlight the plight of an Indonesian blogger jailed for writing "God doesn't exist," has not been able to gather enough signatures to warrant an official response from the White House.

• Aug 20, 2012

  Richard Dawkins Labeled a 'Snob' for Declining Religious Debate in Scotland

  A Scottish Church leader has labeled evolutionary biologist and famed atheist Richard Dawkins a "snob" over his decision to turn down a debate on religion. Dawkins has refused a debate invitation for the faith-themed Faclan Hebridean Book Festival in Scotland in November.

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  Aug 20, 2012

  Pro-Family Group Responds to Minn. Gay Marriage Ad: 'We Must Protect Interests of Children'

  As Minnesota prepares to vote on the legality of gay marriage this coming November, a television ad in support of same-sex marriage has hit the airwaves in Minnesota calling for the definition of marriage to be changed. However, pro-family groups are arguing against such an amendment and are saying marriage has wider implications on the family unit than many gay marriage activists are suggesting.

• Aug 20, 2012

  Personhood USA Praises Paul Ryan's Pro-Life Record Following Doubts Over Romney

  Personhood USA, the pro-life organization that earlier this year suggested GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney had a dubious record on abortion, has now come out to praise his recently announced running mate Paul Ryan as being a defender of human life.

• Aug 18, 2012

  Obama Administration Has Already Put Americans 'In Chains,' Claims Baptist Minister

  Rev. CL Bryant, one of the main figures behind the new documentary movie "Runaway Slave," has spoken out against Vice President Joe Biden's remarks that a Mitt Romney presidency would put people "in chains." Bryant instead suggests that the Obama administration has already put the American people in chains.