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The annual Searcy Memorial Thanksgiving Dinner, which typically delivers meals to about 2,200 people in need, has been canceled this year. “It’s called COVID-19,” Gerry Searcy, the dinner’s founder, said…
Vatican report reveals omissions in ‘testimony’ of Archbishop Vigano, who called for pope’s resignation over handling of McCarrick allegations
Report called a necessary step in understanding McCarrick’s rise in the Church despite rumors, allegations of sexual misconduct
The pope has issued numerous new laws and guidelines for handling accusations of clerical sexual abuse and cover-ups by Church officials
Faith and civic leaders have urged citizens to grow more of their own food to rely less on unsustainable and costly food imports.
Biden follows JFK as the second Catholic ever elected president
UPDATE: Governor grants temporary reprieve to Pervis Payne
McCarrick was dismissed by the Vatican from the clerical state in February 2019 following an investigation of accusations of abusing both children and seminarians.
Caritas describes the threat of devastating flooding, impacting vulnerable people and communities
In 2015 Alfred Dewayne Brown became the 154th person exonerated from death row. Tennessee has had three exonerations since 1973.
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