Why New York’s largest health system is turning to clergy for help
By Debbie Salas-Lopez
(RNS) — The mental health epidemic demands we break down the barriers separating hospitals from houses of worship.
Seven takeaways from Pope Francis’ Asia trip
By Thomas Reese
(RNS) — In every country, where the pope took the stage, the venue was filled to capacity and beyond.
Pay attention to what Trump lies about most
By Jim Wallis
(RNS) — Outlandish? Yes. Farcical? Absolutely. But also sinister and revealing.
This new Mexican blessed is considered a protector of life from conception. Who was Moisés Lira?
By MarÍa Teresa HernÁndez
MEXICO CITY (AP) — Rev. Moisés Lira devoted his life to teach catechists, care for the ill and offer spiritual guidance to vulnerable communities. In 1934, he founded a congregation — the Missionaries of Charity of Mary Immaculate — as well as schools and psychiatric institutions.
Takeaways from AP’s report updating the cult massacre that claimed hundreds of lives in Kenya
By The Associated Press
(AP) — The evangelical leader of Good News, Paul Mackenzie, is accused of instructing his followers to starve to death for the opportunity to meet Jesus. Mackenzie pleaded not guilty to charges in the murders of 191 children, multiple counts of manslaughter and other crimes. If convicted, he would spend the rest of his life in prison.
The church was named Good News. Hundreds of members died in a cult massacre that haunts survivors
By Rodney Muhumuza
MALINDI, Kenya (AP) — A charismatic preacher, he was said to perform miracles and exorcisms, and could be generous with his money. His followers included teachers and police officers. They came to Malindi from across Kenya, giving Paul Mackenzie national prominence that spread the pain of the deaths across the country.
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