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By Cynthia Teske The ministry of Jesus Christ as it is recorded in the book of Luke is the easiest gospel to comprehend. In it Luke stresses Jesus’ relationships with people, he emphasizes prayer, the miracles of Jesus, angels, and he shows how women have a prominent place throughout Jesus’ ministry. Since Luke was a doctor he put the life […]
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Few events in modern history have harmed the emotional well-being of people around the world as has the COVID-19 pandemic. The threat of contracting or transmitting a life-threatening disease and the added challenges of anxiety and isolation have had an immeasurable impact on people of all backgrounds. SEE OTHER RECENT RELIGION TODAY ARTICLES: Religion Today: Jehovah’s Witnesses’ Year Without Knocking […]
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OUR LADY OF AMERICA and Her Spouse ST. JOSEPH THE WORKER What? Rosary Congress, Eucharistic Adoration with an hourly Rosary prayed aloud, if possible, at the top of each hour, and preferably the prayer of the Indwelling of the Trinity and the prayer to the Immaculate Conception, for seven days on behalf of the intentions of Our Lady of America. (For […]
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Does your church have an event, news to share or submission you would like to see featured here in Religion Today? Contact the editor. At 7:45 a.m., three children scramble through the Tryons’ home in Fullerton, Calif., gathering school items as they rush to the garage. But instead of getting into a car, they make their way to the three desks […]
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Does your church have an event, news to share or submission you would like to see featured here in Religion Today? Contact the editor. RIVERSIDE COUNTY, Calif. — It’s been one year since Jehovah’s Witnesses worldwide adjusted their hallmark methods of sharing comfort and hope from the scriptures due to the pandemic. For many, the change from ringing doorbells and […]
Read moreGuest Writer Spotlight: Robert Socha How long, o Lord, will you keep silent forever? Another mass shooting. And another one. Crisis on the border. Domestic and international diplomatic blunders. Political malfeasance. Imminent financial ruin. Open states. Closed states. Open countries. Closed countries. Masks. No masks. Two masks. Vaccines? Vaccine passports? Secret recordings. Exposed politicians. Justice? Community guidelines violations. A fence […]
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Written by Robert Socha The Huffington Post quoted me (1). The quote came from a published reply in the Hillsdale Daily News(2) to a call for my resignation from Hillsdale City Council. “Welcome to the big leagues,” said a friend and mentor when I asked for advice on how to respond to the emails and posts received in the aftermath […]
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Guest Writer Spotlight – Op/Ed: Robert SochaShared with permission from Mychal Massie – The Daily RantMain image courtesy: Forbes: How COVID-19 Is Also Killing Democracy I have been thinking about the exponential growth of the Coronavirus. It has single-handedly taken out myriad man-made enterprises; sporting, entertainment, religious and financial. Astonishing barely scratches the surface of my wonder at its possibility. […]
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UPDATED: Tuesday, March 3, 3 p.m. See Original Story below. SHASTA LAKE — Officials investigating the traffic-related death of a woman whose wrecked and overturned car was found in a tree grove along Interstate 5 near Shasta Dam Boulevard last Sunday morning have identified the victim who died in the crash. Shasta County Chief Deputy Coroner Lt. Gunsauls today publicly […]
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HEMET — Officials are at the scene of a Hemet rollover accident that happened this afternoon, Tuesday, Oct. 9, on E. Menlo Ave., between Buena Vista St and N. Santa Fe St. LEADING THE RCNS HEADLINES: UPDATED: CHP reporting major injuries after vehicle smashes into pole, fire hydrant, bursts into flames BREAKING: CHP investigating fatal Idyllwild crash after truck plows […]
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