guest commentary NewsReligious FreedomWorld News Mexican government asks priests to take civics course David Agren Jul 10, 2024 6 min read Mexico’s Interior Ministry has requested the participation of priests in courses promoting “civic values” in the aftermath of the ruling Morena party’s massive electoral victory and disquiet from the country’s episcopal conference over social peace in the deeply divided country. Catholic CharitiesFeatureImmigration and MigrationNewsSocial JusticeWorld News La. governor cuts $1 million to Catholic Charities homeless shelter over church’s care for migrants Kate Scanlon Jul 10, 2024 7 min read Drastic cuts in state funding for a Catholic Charities’ homeless shelter operations in Louisiana over the wider Catholic Church’s ministry to migrants have dealt a significant blow to the church’s ability to care for area residents experiencing homelessness, including veterans. CommentaryQuestion Corner Question Corner: Why would Jesus curse a fig tree that was out of season for not producing fruit? Jenna Marie Cooper Jul 10, 2024 3 min read I don’t think it would be wrong to see this episode as one more illustration of Jesus’ humanity — i.e., Jesus was hungry and then disappointed at the lack of figs. Movie & Television Reviews Home viewing roundup: What’s available to stream and what’s on horizon John Mulderig Jul 10, 2024 8 min read Capsule reviews of theatrical movies available now for streaming or scheduled for broadcast on network or cable television as well as notes on TV programming for the same week. Disaster ReliefNewsWorld News Texas Catholic groups struggle to provide aid after Beryl cuts power to millions James Ramos Jul 9, 2024 9 min read Close to a foot of rain fell in just under 12 hours in parts of the Greater Houston area as Hurricane Beryl pushed into the southeast Gulf Coast of Texas when it made landfall near Matagorda, Texas, in the early morning hours of July 8. Previous 1 … 1252 1253 1254 … 3140 Next