Small businesses in need all over the country seek desperately needed loan assistance from Payday Champion. There they find many options from which small business can choose. Many will be shocked to learn that between 12,000 to 13,000 from 17,000 Catholic churches across the U.S. could apply for PPP loans.Read More →
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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (KCRG) – Cedar Rapids Acting Superintendent Art Sathoff delivered a sermon against teaching evolution and people who don’t believe in God, according to videos reviewed by our team. KCRG-TV9 i9 survey. According to documents I received after a public records request, Sathoff is paid about $167,000 toRead More →
San Francisco, the first major US city to require its employees to be vaccinated against COVID-19, is being sued by four former workers who say the city should have granted their demands for religious exemptions. “San Francisco excludes religious watchers from continuing employment,” attorneys for the Pacific Justice Institute, aRead More →
LOS ANGELES (RNS) – A Southern California teacher has sued Bright Horizons Children’s Center, an international child care program, alleging religious discrimination after saying she was fired for refusing to read books for children promoting gay marriage. Nelli Parisenkova, who was an associate teacher at Bright Horizons in Studio CityRead More →
People walk past a CVS Pharmacy store in New York on January 24, 2019. | Bryan Bedder/Getty Images for CVS Pharmacy A major drugstore chain is denying allegations of wrongdoing as it faces another legal action for firing an employee who refused to supply abortion drugs in violation of herRead More →
(The Center Square) – A physician assistant who claims she was fired after seeking a religious exemption for referring patients to transgender care and using their preferred personal pronouns has filed a federal lawsuit court case against the University of Michigan Health-West. In September, the Place du Center reported ValerieRead More →
To print this article, all you need to do is be registered or log in to Mondaq.com. Continuing our series of articles on the tension between the protection of transgender rights and competing interests, we focus here on the Australian perspective and how the protection of transgender rights intersects withRead More →
Baker Jack Phillips decorates a cake at his Masterpiece Cakeshop in Lakewood, Colorado on September 21, 2017. (CNS Photo/Rick Wilking, Reuters) WASHINGTON — Colorado baker Jack Phillips, whose refusal to bake a gay wedding cake on religious grounds went to the Supreme Court, is currently battling a ruling that heRead More →
Third-year University of Iowa student Gursharan Virk leaves his mark on campus as the first student to receive a waiver to wear a turban and maintain a beard while wearing a US uniform Air Force. Photo provided by Gursharan Virk When he became a Hawkeye, University of Iowa third-year studentRead More →
This article was co-authored by Ashlee Nealon, Paralegal, Sydney. Continuing our series of articles on the tension between the protection of transgender rights and competing interests, we focus here on the Australian perspective and how the protection of transgender rights intersects with the implied right to freedom of political communication.Read More →
There are workplace protections for people who identify as transgender in the UK and Australia. In this series of articles, we will examine the tensions that employers face between these protections in the context of competing interests such as, in the UK, religious or philosophical beliefs and, in Australia, theRead More →
Lawyers for a Michigan physician assistant who claims she was wrongfully fired because of her religious objections to transgender surgeries sent a complaint letter to her former employer this week asking for her reinstatement. Valerie Kloosterman, a Christian who worked 17 years as a physician assistant for Michigan Health, wasRead More →
The leader of Japan’s lower house admitted on Thursday to having had ties to the Unification Church, amid growing calls for him to explain his suspicious ties to the controversial religious group. Hiroyuki Hosoda, the Speaker of the House of Representatives, said in a statement that he gave two speechesRead More →
The Alabama High School Athletic Association is updating the rules after a group of students were forced to choose between their faith and a state basketball tournament. The Oakwood Adventist Academy student-athletes’ decision to prioritize their religious beliefs has drawn attention not only from their school and community, but alsoRead More →
Attorney General Paxton has joined an Alabama-led multi-state amicus case before the Atlanta-based United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit fighting to defend a synagogue’s First Amendment rights Jew facing unconstitutional discrimination. The case revolves around the Hillsborough Area Regional Transit Authority (HART), a state-funded transit system, whichRead More →
Since its inception, this nation has been religiously diverse and served as the basis for the constitutional amendment guaranteeing freedom of expression and religious belief. In the words of Thomas Jefferson, this was intended to create “a wall of separation between church and state.” When Europeans first arrived, the indigenousRead More →
The research has been thorough and global and the results are clear: religious beliefs matter AND religious people hate being stereotyped. As in, stop doing that. It doesn’t help. Why religious beliefs are so important The Faith and Media Initiative conducted the study using an impressive set of participants fromRead More →
On their classic 1972 LP Exile on Main St., the rolling stones have a track called “I Just Wanna See His Face”, and the chorus goes something like this: “I don’t wanna talk/Talk about Jesus/I just wanna see his face.” Which is a pretty simple request, I think, if that’sRead More →
Religious love to find Jesus, Mary, even Satan himself in inanimate objects, don’t they? In the latest edition of “boy, that’s a stretch,” a religious group on Facebook is calling on its users not to “get caught up in their rituals” in response to the release of the Reebok xRead More →
(Credit: lakshmiprasad S/Getty Images) A continuing care retirement community in Alabama is facing a religious discrimination lawsuit after it allegedly fired four workers who refused to comply with its COVID-19 vaccine mandate. In the complaint filed Thursday In U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Alabama, the four formerRead More →
According to a new study, people with strong religious beliefs are more satisfied with their sex life. Those who say religion is important in their lives have less sex because they often abstain if they’re not in a relationship – but it makes them happier with their sex lives overall.Read More →
A section of Teerth Purohits strongly objected to the Badrinath Kedarnath Temple Committee (BKTC) fixing the gold plating on part of the wall of the Garbh Grah (sanctum sanctorum) of Kedarnath Temple. Alleging that this goes against religious beliefs and amounts to altering ancient traditions, they have threatened to undertakeRead More →
Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall led 21 attorneys general to file a Short opposing the policy of the Hillsborough County Transit Authority in Florida denying a religious group’s First Amendment rights to advertise on public transportation. Young Israel of Tampa, Inc. v. Hillsborough Area RegionalRead More →
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PANAMA CITY BEACH, Fla. (WJHG/WECP) — Nearly 200 religious travel planners were in Panama City Beach on Thursday. Visit Panama City Beach hosted the Going on Faith conference for the first time, bringing together group travel planners from 25 different states. The conference works with more than 3,000 religious travelRead More →
Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma could once again run for the presidency of the ANC. ANC members loyal to Jacob Zuma are preparing for his return, two months before the ANC conference in December. His ambitions received support from a group of Western Cape religious leaders. Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma’s endorsement for the ANC presidencyRead More →
Another fight against PrEP begins. On Wednesday, Texas federal judge Reed O’Connor ruled that Christian-owned establishments should not be required to cover HIV preventative drugs because they violate the Religious Freedom Restoration Act. This law is commonly cited in legal cases where abortion and access to contraception are involved. AndRead More →
Mena Suvari struggles with her religious beliefs in Lifetime’s “House of Chains” preview (exclusive) Mena Suvari tests its limits this month with the release of house of chains, the fictional story of a troubled married couple who imprison their six children at home due to a cryptic religious ideology. ETRead More →
Warning: This article may contain graphic and/or adult content unsuitable for minors and sensitive readers. Read the article Editor’s picture The SA Bone Marrow Registry says South Africa has more than four thousand new cases of blood disorders, such as leukemia, reported each year. He says that in most casesRead More →
Tenpa Rabten, a prominent painter of Tibetan religious scrolls called thangkas, has died aged 82, RFA has learned. Rabten, who passed on the knowledge of his traditional art form to hundreds of students, died Monday in the Tibetan capital Lhasa, according to sources in the region. Born into a familyRead More →
Tenpa Rabten, a prominent painter of Tibetan religious scrolls called thangkas, has died aged 82, RFA has learned. Rabten, who passed on the knowledge of his traditional art form to hundreds of students, died Monday in the Tibetan capital Lhasa, according to sources in the region. Born into a familyRead More →
By David Holtzman (September 2, 2022, 6:39 p.m. EDT) – A religious rights group on Friday requested the Ninth Circuit for a new hearing on a proposed copper mine east of Phoenix, arguing that the previous ruling by the court had been misinterpreted. the law on the restoration of religiousRead More →
The group of devotees who worship India’s spiritual master Sai Baba of Shirdi were denied permission by the council nearly two years ago following objections from locals. This month, the group resubmitted its planning application for the same land on the Tattenhoe estate. The new app includes a “traffic analysisRead More →
The story at a glance A federal appeals court ruled Monday that the Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) must be recognized by the San Jose Unified School District as an official student body. The school district revoked the organization’s recognition in 2020 over concerns that declarations of faith and “sexualRead More →
Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde said his administration would continue to be fair and just to all religious beliefs in the state. The Governor, who was speaking at the grand rally to mark the Islamic New Year, Hijrah1444 AH, organized by the National Council of Muslim Youth Organizations (NACOMYO), OyoRead More →
Credit: Pixabay/CC0 Public domain According to a new study, having stronger religious beliefs is linked to higher levels of sexual satisfaction. Those who say religion is important in their lives have less sex — driven by abstinence among those not living with a partner — but are more satisfied withRead More →
The Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association defends the design of a new pier it plans to build in the Jersey Shore community, despite backlash from some residents who say the structure looks too much like a Christian cross on a public beach . The religious nonprofit’s chief operating officer, JamieRead More →
Andre Fox | Alliance Defending Freedom A former volunteer chaplain for the Austin Fire Department in Texas says he was fired after objecting to men participating in women’s sports on his blog, an action which allegedly offended some LGBT members of the department. Lawyers for Alliance Defending Freedoma legal organizationRead More →
Rural missionaries in the Philippines say continued state harassment and attacks have already weakened its ability to help poor communities MANILA, Philippines – The Rural Missionaries of the Philippines (RMP) on Thursday (August 18) denounced charges brought by the Department of Justice (DOJ) of allegedly providing funds to the CommunistRead More →
Published on August 08, 2022 at 12:59 p.m. Since 2007, statistics show that religion is in decline in almost all high-income countries, and in America the crisis of faith has reached record levels. A new Gallup poll has shown that fewer Americans than ever believe in God and less thanRead More →
MANILA, Philippines — The Conference of Major Superiors of the Philippines has expressed support for Carmelite nuns in Cebu, saying the CMSP is “deeply disturbed and deeply concerned” by how the movie “Maid in Malacañang” has slandered nuns across a scene depicting them playing mahjong with the late former PresidentRead More →
The wife of a Marine Corps major sanctioned for refusing to be vaccinated on religious grounds speaks out. A Marine Corps major selected for promotion to lieutenant colonel recently went through a board of inquiry process and was found guilty of ‘conduct unbecoming an officer’ for standing by his beliefsRead More →
One of the most shocking moments in a conversation with Victoria Jackson had nothing to do with her far-right beliefs. Toward the end of a roughly 45-minute phone interview, the former ‘Saturday Night Live’ star dropped her signature Betty Boop voice to sound like an older Jewish woman who’s smokedRead More →
People pray for an individual. Photo by Adrianna Geo/Unsplash/Creative Commons This story is part of a disability and faith series. (RNS) – The worship service begins with ‘Amazing Grace,’ an old favorite with the lyrics: ‘I was once blind, but now I see!’ Later, preaching on the gospel story ofRead More →
From the Catholic electoral bloc to American evangelicalism and progressive atheists, the groups are likely to be generalized as a distinctive bloc with a particular approach to politics. At a press briefing on ‘religious beliefs and political participation’, hosted by the US State Department, Professor David Campbell PhD, of theRead More →
This story is part of a series on disability and faith. (RNS) – The worship service begins with ‘Amazing Grace,’ an old favorite with the lyrics: ‘I used to be blind, but now I see!’ Later, preaching on the gospel story of Jesus healing a blind man, the pastor preachesRead More →
July 29—By Ishani Desai [email protected] Tastries Bakery owner Cathy Miller testified Thursday that she is a vessel for the Lord and follows His will in what she does. That includes denying a same-sex couple a wedding cake, an incident that captured national attention and was the subject of a lawsuitRead More →
Tastries Bakery owner Cathy Miller testified Thursday that she is a vessel for the Lord and follows His will in what she does. That includes denying a same-sex couple a wedding cake, an incident that captured national attention and was the subject of a lawsuit this week. Miller and herRead More →
Seven Manly Sea Eagles players have pulled out of a National Rugby League game in Australia because they don’t want to wear their club’s inclusion shirt. The jersey has rainbow stripes and a rainbow collar – in place of the usual white sections – to support LGBTQ inclusion in sports,Read More →
Live A group of seven Manly players will boycott Thursday night’s NRL game against the Sydney Roosters over the Sea Eagles’ decision to wear an inclusive shirt. The Sea Eagles announced on Sunday night that they would be wearing an LGBTQI sweater for the crucial game, with a rainbow designRead More →
Even though Chuck Edwards campaigned as the anti-Madison Cawthorn, it appears Edwards is planning to put his own beliefs and desires — namely, the far-right Christian agenda — ahead of wants, needs, and desires. welfare of Northwest Carolinians. Like Cawthorn, he preaches being a patriot while vehemently taking the anti-AmericanRead More →
A Walgreens employee who refused to sell condoms to a woman on religious grounds earlier this month was allowed to do so under company policies. NBC News reported a viral tweet explaining the ordeal of a client, Nate Pentz, in Hayward, Wisconsin. Mr Pentz said his girlfriend forgot her birthRead More →
PRAGUE – Ukrainian forces are showing signs of success on the battlefield in two counter-offensives, US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin said, adding that the United States would support Kyiv in its fight against the invasion of Russian troops “as long as necessary”. Austin’s comments in Prague on September 9Read More →
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GENEVA – The Catholic Corner, 4 S. Sixth St., Geneva, will offer religious art for sale and will partner with the Knights of Columbus to offer tours of the Grotto Sanctuary during the Geneva Arts Fair on 23 and July 24. The shop will be open from 10 a.m. toRead More →
The suspected killer of former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe had uploaded messages about his hatred of the Unification Church and his willingness to die to free members of the religious group, sources said. Tetsuya Yamagami, 41, told investigators that he resents the Unification Church, officially known as the Family FederationRead More →
Express press service This book shines a spotlight on Parsis, a community about which not much has been written in conventional literature. Why did you decide this was a community you wanted to write about? For me, each of the books in the Bharat series is an exploration of theRead More →
As critics continued to follow the Bola Ahmed Tinubu/Kashim Shettima ticket of the All Progressives Congress (APC), a party leader in Warri, Delta State, Delta State Chief Ayirimi Emami , warned Nigerians against the Muslim narrative. Muslim ticket. Emami gave the warning on Thursday as he inspected the progress ofRead More →
Ashford Nathaniel Archer argued in the state’s second highest court that there was insufficient evidence that he committed child abuse resulting in death, stemming from the murder of two girls by his religious group in 2017 in San Miguel County. The Court of Appeal disagreed last week, finding Archer wasRead More →
Lorcan Walshe – The Artifacts Project The Hunt Museum is bringing ‘The Artefacts Project’ to Limerick from July 21 to September 11, giving visitors the chance to see familiar objects from pre-colonial Ireland in a different light. Lorcan Walshe’s “The Artefacts Project” works are inspired by indigenous craftsmanship and earlyRead More →
Nara- Tetsuya Yamagami, accused of fatally shooting former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, planned to attack the leader of a religious group with a firebomb two or three years ago, sources said on Wednesday. Yamagami, 41, told investigators he devised a plan to attack the top leader of the Family FederationRead More →
Historical event to be held in the streets of Trastevere from July 16 to 25, 2022. Rome is full of religious traditions, but few are as popular as the Festa de’ Noantri which has drawn large crowds every summer for nearly 500 years. The festa, which dates back to theRead More →
1/4 On Friday, security police tackle Tetsuya Yamagami, accused of shooting former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe outside Yamato-Saidaiji Station in Nara, Japan. Photo by Asahi Shimbun/EPA-EFE July 11 (UPI) — The mother of the man accused of murdering former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is a member of the groupRead More →
The suspect accused of shooting dead former prime minister Shinzo Abe has admitted to police he fired a shot at a facility of a religious group he resented in Nara prefecture the day before. Tetsuya Yamagami, 41, told investigators, “I fired at the facilities of a religious group in NaraRead More →
Tetsuya Yamagami, suspected of killing former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, is escorted by police officers as he is taken before prosecutors at the Nara-nishi police station in Nara, western Japan, on Sunday. (Kyodo via Reuters photo) The Japanese branch of a religious group founded in South Korea has confirmedRead More →
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A new survey released Wednesday, which examines religious traditions in the largest metropolitan areas of the United States, found that “unaffiliated” was the second largest religious practice in Philadelphia. Catholics make up more than a quarter of the Philly metro area, but non-idents follow closely at 20%, followed next byRead More →
Shinzo Abe, then Japanese Prime Minister, at the White House in Washington, DC on June 7, 2018. (Andrew Harrer/Bloomberg) TOKYO — The man accused of murdering former Japanese leader Shinzo Abe on Friday told investigators he believed Abe was connected to a religious group he blamed for his mother’s financialRead More →
The man accused of shooting Shinzo Abe believed the former Japanese prime minister was linked to a religious group he accused of breaking up his family and bankrupting his mother, police said. Tetsuya Yamagami, 41, told police his original intention was to attack the leader of the group – whomRead More →
Tetsuya Yamagami had a grudge against a religious group he believed to be linked to Shinzo Abe Tetsuya Yamagami had a grudge against a religious group he believed to be linked to Shinzo Abe The man who fatally shot former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe told police he originally plannedRead More →
Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu urges people to practice their religion and not slander the religious beliefs of others: Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu said on Saturday that one can be proud and practice one’s religion but no one has the right to denigrate the religious beliefs of others. HeRead More →
Sporadic incidents cannot undermine India’s commitment to pluralism, the vice president said. New Delhi: Speaking on the issue of religious intolerance, Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu said on Saturday that one can be proud and practice one’s religion but no one has the right to denigrate the religious beliefs ofRead More →
Shinzo Abe’s attacker originally planned to attack religious group leader: Police | AP/PTI The man who fatally shot former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe told police he originally planned to attack a leader of a religious group, Japanese media reported on Saturday, citing law enforcement sources. Tetsuya Yamagami, 41, alsoRead More →
A fired coach and administrator from the Douglas County School District filed a lawsuit in federal court last week against his former employer, alleging he fired him for his religious beliefs about a well-known theater production. known. Corey McNellis was fired from Parker’s Ponderosa High School in October 2020 afterRead More →
As a break from workplace investigations and ahead of the threatened resurgence of Covid as an issue for employers, how about this new slice of ‘gay cake’ case law on what should and shouldn’t happen when your religious beliefs conflict with the demands of your job? In Mackereth –v- DWPRead More →
One of them is an 18-year-old student. She worked tirelessly to become the first person in her family to go to college, but now an unwanted pregnancy threatens to derail her entire future. Another is married and has three children who are finally old enough to be able to startRead More →
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Twelve members of a religious group in Australia have been arrested after the death of an eight-year-old girl, who police say was denied life-saving medicine in the belief that she would be healed by God. Elizabeth Rose Struhs suffered from type 1 diabetes and died at the family home inRead More →
Abe Middleton grew up in an Anglican family and went to an Anglican school, but in the 2021 census the 35-year-old construction worker said he had no religion. And non-believers like Mr Middleton could replace Christians as the biggest ‘religious’ cohort in Australia. “It all came from childhood, with theRead More →
BY PATIENCE IHEJIRIKA, Abuja, RALIYAT HARUNA, Kano, AISHA ABUBAKAR, Kaduna, UMMA AHMAD, Kano The campaign for families to adopt family planning methods is facing challenges in Nigeria due to religious beliefs, misconceptions and other factors. Aisha, 28, strapped her 12-month-old baby, Ahmed, to her back as she leaned against theRead More →
The campaign for families to adopt family planning methods is facing challenges in Nigeria due to religious beliefs, misconceptions and other factors. Aisha, 28, strapped her 12-month-old baby, Ahmed, to her back as she leaned against the wall near the entrance to the Kafin Sule Community Primary Health Care (PHC)Read More →
OPINION AND COMMENT Editorials and other opinion content offer viewpoints on issues important to our community and are independent of the work of our newsroom reporters. The region has an opportunity to learn from the tragedy The tragic death of Jose Sajbin at State College should be a call toRead More →
Police confirmed they received complaints after a religious group carrying sandwich boards marched through the streets of Lynn telling others of their “sins”. Members of the group, who distribute leaflets around town, were seen speaking into the microphone about the “sins of homosexuality” and “repenting of being a sinner”. SeveralRead More →
One of them is an 18-year-old student. She worked tirelessly to become the first person in her family to go to college, but now an unwanted pregnancy threatens to derail her entire future. Another is married and has three children who are finally old enough to be able to startRead More →
One of them is an 18-year-old student. She worked tirelessly to become the first person in her family to go to college, but now an unwanted pregnancy threatens to derail her entire future. Another is married and has three children who are finally old enough to be able to startRead More →
Despite coming across as one of the nicest people working in the industry today, Chris Pratt has found himself on the wrong side of social media criticism at times, and a lot of that is due to ” indignation” linked to his religious beliefs. But the actor is now lookingRead More →
guardians of the galaxy Actor Chris Pratt has opened up about the backlash he’s faced on social media for his alleged religious beliefs in a profile for Men’s Health magazine Tuesday. Public outrage, Pratt speculates, stems from his comments during a speech at the 2018 MTV Movie & TV AwardsRead More →
SALT LAKE CITY — A mother of three shares her heartbreaking experience of losing a baby. She hopes her personal story will encourage compassion, pointing out that abortion decisions are nuanced. Juliet Nielsen was eager to welcome her fourth child into the world when a health check signaled a problem.Read More →
The latest census results are out and the number of Australians who selected “no religion” rose again to 38.9%, from 30.1% in 2016. This makes it the second largest “religious group” after Christians, who make up 43.9% of the population, up from 52.1% in 2016. Australia is often described asRead More →
by Alexa Hassell & Jorge Gomez • 5 minimum reading Believers in historically Christian countries are self-censoring their religious beliefs at an increasing rate, according to a recent study. The Observatory on Intolerance and Discrimination against Christians in Europe, together with the Observatory of Religious Liberty in Latin America andRead More →
OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — An Oklahoma County judge has ruled that a controversial religious group can continue their protest outside of metro churches. However, Judge Sheila Stinson said the group should not block traffic during the movement of the “Blitz the Christian Church” groups. “God has won the victory today,Read More →
OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – A beloved church in northeast Oklahoma City is asking a judge to grant a temporary restraining order against a religious group, saying members and guests were harassed during event. “If someone doesn’t do something about it, it’s not going to end well. And then the questionRead More →
President Uhuru Kenyatta has called on school administrators to stop discriminating against students on the basis of their religious beliefs, saying Kenya’s 2010 Constitution guarantees freedom of worship. Speaking at the Moi International Sports Complex in Kasarani on Sunday during celebrations marking 100 years of Akurinu Church, the presidentRead More →
Download logo President Uhuru Kenyatta has called on school administrators to stop discriminating against students on the basis of their religious beliefs, saying Kenya’s 2010 Constitution guarantees freedom of worship. Speaking at the Moi International Sports Complex in Kasarani on Sunday during celebrations marking 100 years of Akurinu Church, theRead More →
It’s no surprise that the novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic has had a huge impact on the thoughts of today’s employees about life, work, and workplace rules. A recent Harvard Business Review article outlines a question employees are pondering – Is it time to bring my “whole me” or myRead More →