The Satanic Temple has filed a civil lawsuit against a Pennsylvania elementary school after the school turned down a request to form an after-school Satan Club. The general counsel for the Satanic Temple told a local ABC affiliate that the purpose of the suit is to determine whether the school board discriminated against the temple. Read more
Abby Wallace and Ruby Tsatsas’ flat came with one couch, two old wooden benches, a washing machine and a fridge. But that’s where the similarity to most student homes ends. The friends live in a 143-year-old Gothic-style Methodist church. Read more
The officiant of the Maryland megachurch was states away. Amina was in the bathtub of her Georgia home, becoming the first online campus member of the Maryland megachurch to be baptised virtually. Read more
Joachin Kouamé N’guessan, the pastor of the Patmos Dieudonné Church, who presents himself as Jesus, was arrested on March 31 in the popular commune of Yopougon in Côte d’Ivoire and placed under arrest warrant by the public prosecutor. Read more
The impact of Covid on the wedding industry is forcing Mandy Tangney, to drop the bridal wear part of her business, but she has no intention of closing up. She is thinking of focusing on essentials such as socks and underwear. Read more
In the USA ,at the confirmation hearing for Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson, Sen. Marsha Blackburn asked President Biden’s nominee to the Supreme Court to define the word “woman.” I can’t — ” Jackson replied. During his presidential election campaign Biden promised that if elected, he would nominate the first Black woman to the supreme court. Read more
Catholics, should have compassion for Kanye West’s plight with mental illness and pray that he seeks therapy and finds healing, both for his own sake and for the sake of his ex-wife Kim Kardashian. We should not continue to simply stand by devouring headlines that clearly delineate the spiral of a mentally ill man. Read Read more
Research shows today’s rising popularity of uncommon baby names reflects a move from collectivism to individualistic societies. Globally, it seems parents increasingly value unique names to help children stand out instead of fit in. Read more
Wearing green has become a staple of St Patrick’s Day but Saint Patrick’s colour was blue, not green, say historians. The hue — St Patrick’s blue, a lighter shade — can still be seen on ancient Irish flags. But the use of green on St. Patrick’s Day began during the 1798 Irish Rebellion when the Read more
Much of what psychologists and neuroscientists are finding about how to change people’s beliefs, feelings, and behaviours echoes ideas and techniques religions have been using for thousands of years. Read more