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Trump says ceasefire between Israel and Iran 'now in effect'

Israel-Iran Conflict · United States

Trump says ceasefire between Israel and Iran 'now in effect'

43% Center coverage: 334 sources

U.S. President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that the ceasefire between Israel and Iran "is now in effect" and urged both countries to not violate it. "THE CEASEFIRE IS NOW IN EFFECT. PLEASE DO NOT VIOLATE IT!" Trump said in a Truth Social post.See the Story

Priest denies MP holy communion over his support for assisted dying bill

UK Politics · United Kingdom

Priest denies MP holy communion over his support for assisted dying bill

83% Right coverage: 12 sources

A Roman Catholic priest has denied an MP holy communion after he showed support for the government's assisted dying bill. See the Story

Is There a Chance for Regime Change in Iran?

Donald Trump · Iran

Is There a Chance for Regime Change in Iran?

50% Left coverage: 8 sources

Reza Pahlavi lacks the internal support structure and organizational mechanisms required to coordinate a successful uprising from within.See the Story

Detailed: Egypt and the Greek Orthodox Church’s Dispute Over Saint Catherine’s Monastery

67% Right coverage: 3 sources

A legal ruling by Egypt’s Ismailia Administrative Appeal Court on 28 May ignited tensions between the state and the Greek Orthodox Church, after judges affirmed government ownership of land beneath the centuries-old Saint Catherine’s Monastery in Sinai while upholding the monks’ right to use it for religious purposes. The decision was seen by many within the Church as a threat to the monastery’s longstanding autonomy, and a potential step towar…Middle East · Egypt See the Story

Configuring All Things to Christ

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

So, then, what is Christian Culture? What does it look like? Are there certain defining features that distinguish it from what passes for culture these days? And if so, how are we to recognize them? What it is, at the deepest level, is an answer to the question raised by the Hebrew psalmist in a time of unprecedented anguish and desolation, when the People of the Promise are forced to endure… SourceCulture Read Article

Doing Politics Without God

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Eleven days before making it official, John Fitzgerald Kennedy gave his first speech as president-elect, speaking in Boston where he had spent the first 43 years of his life. It was early January of 1961; and, striking a nostalgic note, he reminded his audience beneath the great Bulfinch building of the State House that “It was here my grandparents were born—it is here I hope my grandchildren will… SourceBoston, Massachusetts · Boston Read Article

Vianney, Plump, and Meyer—Indiana’s Miracle Men

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

The ghost of St. John-Marie-Baptiste Vianney seems trapped in the breezes of Dearborn County, where the old French priest passes through the Indiana skies as an approval of old country ways. Once a humble priest of post-Revolutionary France, he now lingers improbably in this small corner of America—far from his time, farther still from his homeland. And yet he’s become part of the landscape… SourceIndiana, United States · Indiana Read Article

The New Romanticism: Hope and Caution for the Church Today

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

If you are plugged into the delightfully strange and provocative world of Substack, you may well be aware that a veritable storm of debate has broken out over the “New Romanticism.” Given the fervor with which this revival has boiled, we should ask: What is this all about? Could it be good for the Church? Or bad? Or both? Here I’ll suggest that the Church ought to be simultaneously excited about… Source Read Article

The Importance of a Veneer

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

In a little over 50 days in office, it’s become clear that Pope Leo XIV is no “Francis 2.0.” While surely the two men possess many commonalities, Leo is not a carbon-copy of the controversial and divisive Francis. This difference is most stark when it comes to the new pope’s liturgical preferences. He clearly loves the Latin language, and has restored many of the traditional trappings of the papal… SourcePope Francis · Hungary See the Story

ICE Is Raiding Farms Again (After Saying It Wouldn’t)

67% Right coverage: 3 sources

The Trump administration has reversed its position on immigration enforcement in the farm sector — again. Less than a week after announcing that Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE, would halt its raids on agricultural facilities, the Department of Homeland Security announced that actually, the raids will continue as planned. The abrupt back-and-forth is likely to have ripple effects in the agricultural sector, including the meat and dai…Donald Trump · Corpus Christi See the Story

The Church and the Resurgence of Nationalism, Part II

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

In the first part of this essay, I gave a brief overview of the influence of nationalism from the French Revolution till today. In the second part, I want to discuss how the Church responded to nationalism and nationalist movements in the modern era, from the French Revolution to the 20th century. The French Revolution pitted nation against the Church almost immediately. This was inevitable… SourceFrance · France Read Article

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