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Religion and Education: Why Faith Is Rising Among the Highly Educated

A Harvard study shows a strong link between religion and education. Old anticlerical myths fall, but new risks are emerging.

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Garden Found Beneath the Holy Sepulchre Confirms the Gospel of John

Traces of a garden have been found beneath the Basilica of the Holy Sepulchre, just as described in the Gospel of John.

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The Fuchsia Pastor Marries Four Men, Chaos in Germany

Reverend Lena Müller puts the Evangelical Church in trouble, already approving same-sex unions. Tear down the foundation, the whole structure collapses.

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Gianna Jessen, a Woman Aborted in the Name of Women’s Rights

The Powerful Testimony of Gianna Jessen: “If Abortion Is About a Woman’s Right to Choose, Then What Was Mine?”

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Giroud Invites You to the Congrès Mission: “Christ Is Waiting for You!”

Giroud, a practicing Catholic, has long used his fame for the Church. In a short video, he invites people to a Church event.

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The World’s Most Persecuted Underground Bishop Has Died

Farewell to underground Bishop Julius Jia Zhiguo, a fearless pastor who defied China’s regime, spending more time in prison than free.

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Why the Vatican Was Bombed on This Day

The motives and those responsible for the bombing of the Vatican that took place on November 5, 1943, exactly 82 years ago.

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The incredible Christian conversion of a Hamas woman

The Palestinian from Gaza Juman Al Qawasmi, wife of a Hamas leader for 13 years, dreamed of Jesus and embraced faith.

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«Alone and Childless: Believing in Feminism Ruined My Life»

Kate Mulvey is the latest ex-feminist to come out into the open: “I paid a very high price for my so-called liberation

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The Christian Middle Ages, Cradle of the West: History Lesson

Summary of the speech by historian Jaume Aurell Cardona (University of Navarra) on the reasons why the Middle Ages shaped the West.