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, a religious leader with millions of followers, is currently under fire for comments he made in October of last year praising presidential candidate Donald Trump. At the time, Osteen was asked in an interview with FOX News Radio about his views on Trumps campaign slogan “Make America Great Again,” and he replied, “Mr. |
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There were prayers and squirt guns at Tofino’s annual boat blessing as the tourism-dependent community struggles to recover from the deaths of 6 people when a whale-watching boat sank last October.
TOFINO, B.C.—A reverend relayed prayers over a radio transmission and a choir sang hymns from the.... |
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Ankara, March 15 () - Australian Ambassador to Turkey James Larsen was only meters away when a suicide car bomb exploded in the heart of the capital Ankara on March 13, and managed to escape the blast unscathed. Larsen was with his 12-year-old daughter when the bomb exploded, driving her home from a.... |
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It’s a reality of the 2016 primary: turn on cable news at any given time, and you’re likely to see Donald Trump. And if you don’t personally see or hear the businessman-turned-GOP-frontrunner, you’re likely to lay eyes on one of The Donald’s burgeoning group of television surrogates. |
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Mother Teresa, the Roman Catholic nun who worked with the poor in the Indian city of Kolkata (Calcutta) is to be declared a saint on 4 September, Pope Francis has announced, the BBC reports. She founded a sisterhood that runs 19 homes, and won the Nobel Peace Prize. She died in 1997 aged 87 and was beatified in 2003, the first step to sainthood. |
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For 2,000 years he's been cursed, called a traitor and a villain. His name is often used in sporting terms to describe someone who has left a team for their rivals. But now a leading cleric has argued that Judas may have been given a bad press and that his betrayal may be more complicated than the Bible suggests. |
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For 2,000 years he's been cursed, called a traitor and a villain. His name is often used in sporting terms to describe someone who has left a team for their rivals. But now a leading cleric has argued that Judas may have been given a bad press and that his betrayal may be more complicated than the Bible suggests. |
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For 2,000 years he's been cursed, called a traitor and a villain. His name is often used in sporting terms to describe someone who has left a team for their rivals. But now a leading cleric has argued that Judas may have been given a bad press and that his betrayal may be more complicated than the Bible suggests. |
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He revealed before taking on the new role that he never works on Sundays due to his Christian faith. As a youngster, he dreamed of being a professional footballer, but turned down invitations from the youth teams of major clubs because they played their matches on Sundays. |
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He revealed before taking on the new role that he never works on Sundays due to his Christian faith. As a youngster, he dreamed of being a professional footballer, but turned down invitations from the youth teams of major clubs because they played their matches on Sundays. |
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