Lisa Beamer at Wheaton: The hard spiritual lessons learned in media frenzy after 9/11
Almost a half century ago, comedian George Carlin recorded his controversial "Seven Words You Can Never Say on Television" monologue. That was then. "Today, it would be easy to create a new list entitled, 'Things you can't say if you are a student or a professor at a college of university or an employee of many big corporations.'
Big question from COVID-tide: Should church leaders trust Facebook and Big Tech?
Almost a half century ago, comedian George Carlin recorded his controversial "Seven Words You Can Never Say on Television" monologue. That was then. "Today, it would be easy to create a new list entitled, 'Things you can't say if you are a student or a professor at a college of university or an employee of many big corporations.'
Joe Biden and the U.S. Catholic bishops: Tensions remain about Holy Communion
While doing groundwork for the pivotal South Carolina primary, Democrat Joe Biden went to a local church to do what he does on Sundays – go to Mass. What happened next made headlines, raising an issue that looms over the president-elect's personal and political lives. The priest at St. Anthony's Catholic Church in Florence declined to give Biden communion.
Justice Alito: If you’re worried about religious liberty, follow news in higher education
Almost a half century ago, comedian George Carlin recorded his controversial "Seven Words You Can Never Say on Television" monologue. That was then. "Today, it would be easy to create a new list entitled, 'Things you can't say if you are a student or a professor at a college of university or an employee of many big corporations.'
