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CF has always been a site that welcomes people from different backgrounds and beliefs to participate in discussion and even debate. That is the nature of its ministry. In view of recent events emotions are running very high. We need to remind people of some basic principles in debating on this site. We need to be civil when we express differences in opinion. No personal attacks. Avoid you, your statements. Don't characterize an entire political party with comparisons to Fascism or Communism or other extreme movements that committed atrocities. CF is not the place for broad brush or blanket statements about groups and political parties. Put the broad brushes and blankets away when you come to CF, better yet, put them in the incinerator. Debate had no place for them. We need to remember that people that commit acts of violence represent themselves or a small extreme faction.
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courage
- By Michie
- Prayer Wall
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Praying for your peace, health, and happiness. May God grant you the detachment you need to not care about the things that do not matter so you can enjoy your life and find the peace that you need.
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The National “c”atholic Reporter Continues to Foment Schism! – Fr. Allan J. McDonald
- By Michie
- One Bread, One Body - Catholic
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THE NATIONAL cATHOLIC REPORTER CONTINUES TO FOMENT SCHISM! AND IT’S WORSE THAN THE FSSPX UPCOMING SCHISM!
THE NATIONAL cATHOLIC REPORTER CONTINUES TO FOMENT SCHISM! AND IT’S WORSE THAN THE FSSPX UPCOMING SCHISM!
Time after Pentecost…
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Tofu
- By DaisyDay
- Cooking and Culinary Arts
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I haven't made soybean tofu, but red lentil tofu is pretty easy - and delicious! A lot of recipes say just two ingredients - red lentils and water, but really, salt makes it better and nutritional yeast better still.
Mind-Blowing Red Lentil Tofu (easy, 1 ingredient)
Mind-Blowing Red Lentil Tofu will rock your world! It is easy, versatile, & made with red lentils (plus water & optional salt). #redlentiltofu #lentils #lentiltofu #highprotein #1ingredient #diytofu
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Italian Bishop Tells Catholics To Evangelise Muslims
- By Michie
- One Bread, One Body - Catholic
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Bishop Antonio Suetta says welcoming Muslim migrants should include an invitation to embrace Christianity.
A Catholic bishop in northern Italy has called on Christians to actively evangelise Muslims living in Europe, warning that believers must not “hide” their faith in the face of rising migration and secularisation.
In a pastoral letter issued on the feast of Pentecost, Bishop Antonio Suetta of Ventimiglia-San Remo argued that welcoming Muslim migrants should go hand-in-hand with openly proclaiming Christianity, insisting that salvation comes only through Jesus Christ.
The letter, titled There Is No Greater Love Than This, was issued ahead of a new diocesan initiative aimed specifically at outreach to Muslims living in the region near the French border, an area heavily affected by immigration in recent years.
Drawing inspiration from St. Francis of Assisi’s famous meeting with the Sultan during the Crusades, Suetta said Christians should approach Muslims with “charity” and “respect,” but without abandoning missionary zeal or diluting Catholic teaching.
The bishop repeatedly stressed that Christians have a duty to convert non-Christians, including Muslims now living in Europe. While acknowledging that Muslims worship “one God” and share some moral values with Christians, he argued that Islam and Christianity ultimately present radically different understandings of God.
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A Catholic bishop in northern Italy has called on Christians to actively evangelise Muslims living in Europe, warning that believers must not “hide” their faith in the face of rising migration and secularisation.
In a pastoral letter issued on the feast of Pentecost, Bishop Antonio Suetta of Ventimiglia-San Remo argued that welcoming Muslim migrants should go hand-in-hand with openly proclaiming Christianity, insisting that salvation comes only through Jesus Christ.
The letter, titled There Is No Greater Love Than This, was issued ahead of a new diocesan initiative aimed specifically at outreach to Muslims living in the region near the French border, an area heavily affected by immigration in recent years.
Drawing inspiration from St. Francis of Assisi’s famous meeting with the Sultan during the Crusades, Suetta said Christians should approach Muslims with “charity” and “respect,” but without abandoning missionary zeal or diluting Catholic teaching.
The bishop repeatedly stressed that Christians have a duty to convert non-Christians, including Muslims now living in Europe. While acknowledging that Muslims worship “one God” and share some moral values with Christians, he argued that Islam and Christianity ultimately present radically different understandings of God.
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Italian Bishop Tells Catholics To Evangelise Muslims
Bishop Antonio Suetta says welcoming Muslim migrants should include an invitation to embrace Christianity.
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2nd murder charge filed against pastor in case of missing former congregant
- By Michie
Darryl Muzik Martin, pastor of His Way Spirit Led Assemblies in Colton, California, has joined his wife, Shelley Bailey “Kat” Martin, in facing a second murder charge for the death of a congregant who went missing in 2023 after he left their religious group.
In December 2025, the San Bernardino County District Attorney’s Office announced the arrest of Martin, 58, his now 63-year-old wife, and 44-year-old group member, Rudy Moreno.
The arrests were tied to the alleged murder of Emilio Ghanem, 40, who went missing in 2023, and the alleged 2010 murder of 4-year-old Timothy Thomas. Arrests were also made in relation to firearms.
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In December 2025, the San Bernardino County District Attorney’s Office announced the arrest of Martin, 58, his now 63-year-old wife, and 44-year-old group member, Rudy Moreno.
The arrests were tied to the alleged murder of Emilio Ghanem, 40, who went missing in 2023, and the alleged 2010 murder of 4-year-old Timothy Thomas. Arrests were also made in relation to firearms.
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2nd murder charge filed against pastor in case of missing former congregant
Darryl Muzik Martin, pastor of His Way Spirit Led Assemblies in Colton, California, has now joined his wife, Shelley Bailey Kat Martin, known as the church s powerful head prophetess, in facing a
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Most churchgoers say clergy talk about politics, social issues from the pulpit, survey finds
- By Michie
Abortion, Israel and homosexuality top list, researchers say
Even when the presidential election isn't on the ballot, American churches can serve as active forums for political and social commentary, according to a new survey released Wednesday comparing how Protestants and Catholics approach controversial issues in the pulpit.
Among U.S. adults who attend religious services at least once a month, two-thirds (66%) report that their clergy has discussed at least one political or social issue in the past few months, according to a Pew Research Center survey of 1,391 respondents conducted April 6 to 12. Abortion, Israel and homosexuality were listed as the most frequently mentioned topics.
Catholics and white Evangelicals are particularly likely to hear comments about abortion, while white Evangelicals are more likely to encounter frequent discussions of homosexuality at church.
Catholics report higher levels of discussion on immigration, with 15% hearing calls to welcome and support immigrants compared to just 3% hearing advocacy for stricter enforcement. Both Catholics and most Protestant groups hear more about protecting the environment (15%) than opposing regulations (3%). White Evangelicals, however, are less likely to hear environmental topics (about 13%) than other Christian groups (around 25%).
On sex and gender issues, 15% of regular attenders heard messages opposing transgender identity, while only 3% heard calls for acceptance. White non-Evangelicals proved to be the sole exception, researchers said.
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Even when the presidential election isn't on the ballot, American churches can serve as active forums for political and social commentary, according to a new survey released Wednesday comparing how Protestants and Catholics approach controversial issues in the pulpit.
Among U.S. adults who attend religious services at least once a month, two-thirds (66%) report that their clergy has discussed at least one political or social issue in the past few months, according to a Pew Research Center survey of 1,391 respondents conducted April 6 to 12. Abortion, Israel and homosexuality were listed as the most frequently mentioned topics.
Catholics and white Evangelicals are particularly likely to hear comments about abortion, while white Evangelicals are more likely to encounter frequent discussions of homosexuality at church.
Catholics report higher levels of discussion on immigration, with 15% hearing calls to welcome and support immigrants compared to just 3% hearing advocacy for stricter enforcement. Both Catholics and most Protestant groups hear more about protecting the environment (15%) than opposing regulations (3%). White Evangelicals, however, are less likely to hear environmental topics (about 13%) than other Christian groups (around 25%).
On sex and gender issues, 15% of regular attenders heard messages opposing transgender identity, while only 3% heard calls for acceptance. White non-Evangelicals proved to be the sole exception, researchers said.
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Most churchgoers say clergy talk about politics, social issues from the pulpit, survey finds
Even when the presidential election isn t on the ballot, American churches can serve as active forums for political and social commentary, according to a new survey released Wednesday comparing how
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Priest charged with stealing $160K from former church
- By Michie
A Catholic priest has been charged with felony theft for allegedly stealing roughly $160,000 from his former parish, with the alleged financial misconduct coming to light after he resigned amid a separate criminal investigation.
The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Kansas City in Kansas announced in astatement Saturday that Father Richard Storey surrendered to the Leawood Police Department on a level 5 felony theft charge tied to his time as pastor of Cure of Ars Catholic Church in Leawood, where he formerly served as pastor.
“This news is deeply painful for all of us in the Catholic community, particularly given the nature of the allegations involving resources entrusted to the Church through the sacrifice and generosity of the faithful,” Archbishop Shawn McKnight said in a statement in response to the allegations against Storey. “My primary concern at this time is for the people of Cure of Ars parish and all those directly affected.”
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The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Kansas City in Kansas announced in astatement Saturday that Father Richard Storey surrendered to the Leawood Police Department on a level 5 felony theft charge tied to his time as pastor of Cure of Ars Catholic Church in Leawood, where he formerly served as pastor.
“This news is deeply painful for all of us in the Catholic community, particularly given the nature of the allegations involving resources entrusted to the Church through the sacrifice and generosity of the faithful,” Archbishop Shawn McKnight said in a statement in response to the allegations against Storey. “My primary concern at this time is for the people of Cure of Ars parish and all those directly affected.”
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Priest charged with stealing $160K from former church
A Catholic priest has been charged with felony theft for allegedly stealing roughly 160,000 from his former parish, with the alleged financial misconduct coming to light after he resigned amid a
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