Advent in all its terror*
The Christian Century: If we remove the difficult facts of history leading up to Jesus’ birth, the story loses its power.
Survivors of New Orleans clergy abuse weigh forgiveness in court: ‘It destroyed my faith in God’
The Guardian: Victims share painful memories in trial aiming to determine fairness of archdiocese’s $230m settlement proposal.
Celebrating its first century, Xavier University of Louisiana perseveres as Catholic HBCU
Religion News
Service: “Being rooted in faith is what leads us to be resilient,” said
the president of the Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament on Xavier’s
Founder’s Day.
Godly persuasion
ARC: In his
forthcoming book “The Search for a Rational Faith,” historian Daniel K.
Williams traces the history of Christian apologetics from the English
Puritans to modern-day evangelicals.
‘Yes’ to God, but ‘no’ to church — what religious change looks like for many Latin Americans
The Conversation:
While fewer Latin Americans are identifying with a religion or attending
services, personal faith remains strong.
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