Mark Burnett and Roma Downey's continuation of their hit History Channel show hopes to capture an audience on the Christian holiday. This Easter, NBC picks up where The History Channel’s...
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The Easter holiday is a period when Christians celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ. According to biblical scriptures, Jesus came back to life three days after his death on the cross....
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Millennials observe the Lenten fast at surprising rates. They practice the Christian tradition more commonly than even their parents. Fasting (giving up certain kind of foods) is an age-old tradition...
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These seven days go through the various events as Jesus made his way to the cross. Holy Week starts off with Palm Sunday and ends with Holy Saturday. The week is one of sorrow, tragedy, remembrance...
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24 Mar 2015
Alison Lesley
The Supreme Court of Canada ruled to exempt Loyola High School from a law in Quebec regarding the teaching of religion in schools. By a 4-3 margin, the Supreme Court of Canada has ruled that the providence...
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Television portrays more religion with hit shows House of Cards & The Americans exploring religious themes and CW's "The Messengers" featuring angels. On April 10, 2015, The CW plans to launch a new series,...
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19 Mar 2015 Kyle Glatz
In the wake of International Women’s Day, momentum has continued to carry Catholic women forward as they press for greater equality in their role within the church. Yet Pope Francis remains strangely...
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The Catholic Church has dealt with many sexual abuse scandals, but is Pope Francis actually committed to a zero tolerance policy? In 2011, a member of the southern Chilean diocese was found guilty of sexual...
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Celebrated as the world's most popular holiday for Irish culture, what does St. Patrick's Day truly commemorate? Many people understand the basic tenets of St. Patrick’s Day, which involves imbibing...
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Ceremonies began honoring the recently deceased Cardinal Edward M. Egan who was the former Archbishop of New York. On Monday, St. Patrick's Cathedral began a two-day viewing ceremony in which New York...
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