Vatican Unveils Nativity Scene Featuring Baby Jesus Swaddled in a Keffiyeh

Weeks after Pope Francis called for an investigation into whether or not Israel was committing genocide in the Middle East, the Vatican has unveiled a new nativity scene featuring Jesus lying on a keffiyeh, a type and pattern of scarf used by Palestinians as a national symbol.  While there is

Vatican Hosting First-Ever Jubilee Event For Radical Pro-LGBTQ Group

In a further sign of how Pope Francis keeps slowly pulling his billion-member institution towards the rainbow abyss, for the first time, there will be a special Holy Year calendar event for LGBTQ Catholics at the upcoming 2025 Jubilee – a major Roman Catholic event celebrated every quarter century that

Another Roman Catholic Diocese Settles Sex Abuse Claims, Paying Out $323M

Two months after the Archdiocese of Los Angeles settled with men and women who survived childhood sexual abuse at the hands of Roman Catholic priests and clergy within their organization, agreeing to a payout of $880M to 1353 victims, or around $650k each, the Diocese of Rockville Centre in New

The Case Against Advent

It’s been nearly 10 years since the Baptist Pravda Press announced that Baptists had “rediscovered” Advent. Apparently, we realized it was “needed in a cultural context in which we are battered on every side to be diverted away from…a focus on Christ” and were now finding it useful in “provid[ing]

Prominent LGBTQ-Affirming Roman Catholic Church Waves Pride Flags During Mass

The Church of St. Ignatius Loyola is a “vibrant Roman Catholic faith community served by the Society of Jesus (Jesuits)” located on Manhattan’s Upper East Side. Part of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New York, the church is overseen by Achbishop Timothy M. Dolan, the cowardly and compromised former president

On the Sin of Noticing Things

Below is a sneak peek of this INSIDER content. The Apostle Paul has an interesting line in his letter to Titus. It’s one that, perhaps, Christians today should give a little more attention. If for no other reason, there is a blessing in struggling with challenging texts, particularly those that