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Religious
SLC Congratulates President Trump
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- By Spiritual Legislative Council (SLC)
ATLANTA -- The Spiritual Legislative Council (SLC) is honored to congratulate President Donald J. Trump on a landmark 100 days of transformative leadership in the White House.
"The first 100 days represent hope, renewal, and decisive action," said Bishop B. Dwayne Hardin, SLC Founder. "President Trump’s leadership embodies unity, justice, and a commitment to a merit-based future."
Key accomplishments celebrated by the SLC include:
What Happens When a Pope Dies?
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- By Carmel Communications
ROSWELL, Ga. -- The death of a pope is a turning point for the Roman Catholic Church and for all people around the globe. Now that Pope Francis has passed, the Catholic Church stands at a crossroads.
As the faithful navigate a period of mourning for St. Peter’s successor, attention now turns to the controversies that marked Pope Francis’ pontificate and the challenges that await the next pope. Pope Francis was a figure of considerable change and debate within the Church. His efforts to modernize the Church’s approach to various issues sparked both approval and dissent.
Controversies surrounding the Latin Mass, for example, intensified, especially after his 2021 motu proprio, “Traditionis Custodes,” which imposed restrictions on its celebration. Millions of Catholics who wished to preserve the indult, introduced by Pope John Paul II and given even wider permissions by Pope Benedict XVI, voiced their concerns, feeling their liturgical preferences were being marginalized. Others, however, applauded the move as a necessary step toward unity.
Terror Spreads in Nigeria as Killing Sprees Spike against Christians
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- By Suzanne Bowdey - The Washington Stand
It didn’t matter how soundly she slept, Salamatu would wake up at 2 a.m. every night — her body remembering what her mind wished she could forget. It had been that same hour, months earlier, when Boko Haram stormed into her village, rewriting her future forever.
For Salamatu, terror was a way of life. In an earlier wave of violence, the jihadists had swarmed her Nigerian church, shooting the pastor in cold blood. Then, she says quietly, they came for her family. “My husband told me we should pray,” Salamatu remembers of that horrible night. “We said a short prayer and then ‘Amen.’ As soon as we said ‘Amen,’ we heard people pulling at the handles of our gate.” Quickly, her husband ushered her, the children, and grandchildren upstairs. “Don’t cry,” he told them. “Don’t make a noise — not even if you hear gunshots.” He walked outside to face the armed men, and it was the last time she saw him alive.
Presidential Message on Holy Week, 2025
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- By The White House
The White House releases the following statement from President Donald J. Trump:
This Holy Week, Melania and I join in prayer with Christians celebrating the crucifixion and resurrection of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ—the living Son of God who conquered death, freed us from sin, and unlocked the gates of Heaven for all of humanity.
Beginning with Christ’s triumphal entry into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday and culminating in the Paschal Triduum, which begins on Holy Thursday with the Mass of the Lord’s Supper, followed by Good Friday, and reaching its pinnacle in the Easter Vigil on Holy Saturday night. This week is a time of reflection for Christians to memorialize Jesus’ crucifixion—and to prepare their hearts, minds, and souls for His miraculous Resurrection from the dead.
Nation Pours Out in Prayer to the God of Hope on Thursday, May 1, 2025
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- By The National Day of Prayer Task Force
Theme Calls America to ‘Pour Out to the God of Hope and Be Filled’
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — For 74 years, Americans have poured out their prayers to God in response to the proclamation established by public law and issued by our President. Harkening back to our Founding Fathers’ calls for national prayer to seek divine wisdom and guidance, our nation has continually turned to the God of Hope through every tragedy and triumph in our history.
The 2025 National Day of Prayer theme is a call to stand on this foundation: “Pour Out to the God of Hope and Be Filled” inspired by the faithful prayer of our theme verse, Romans 15:13 NASB — “Now may the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace in believing, so that you will abound in hope by the power of the Holy Spirit.”
63% of U.S. Adults Say the Bible is Important — This Book is Getting Families to Read It
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- By Press Release
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — Pew Research Center’s latest “Religious Landscape Study” reveals that 63% of U.S. adults say the Bible is important, yet only 22% engage with it weekly. The Action Bible is changing that. As Easter nears, a graphic novel-style retelling of the Bible published by David C Cook is dominating best-seller lists, signaling a demand for faith materials in a visually immersive format.
As more individuals search for hope, meaning, and faith, an increase in demand has led retailers to stock the book at a higher volume as readers look to connect with God, often for the first time. Known for its vivid illustrations of Bible stories and engaging format, The Action Bible is resonating with readers of all ages—sitting at No. 1 for Christian Bibles on Amazon and in the top 20 of all Amazon books.
This Year, Trump Celebrates Holy Week. Last Year, Biden Celebrated Trans Visibility Day
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- By Ben Johnson - The Washington Stand
If voters ever needed proof of the cultural and spiritual importance of what is at stake in a presidential election, they need look no further than this Easter. This year, President Donald Trump began the celebration of blessed Holy Week, the days leading up to the annual remembrance of Jesus Christ’s resurrection from the dead, by issuing a remarkably erudite and theologically precise presidential message on Palm Sunday. Just one year ago, President Joe Biden rang in Easter by urging Americans to celebrate the Transgender Day of Visibility.
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