Sierra is emBARKing on a new homeschooling journey. She wanted her first assignment to include her beloved pups in some way so mom and Sierra
You may be struggling right now. In this very difficult time of rising death tolls, though we hope for better days, many people have become
If you have ever lost someone you love unexpectedly, then you have an idea of how the disciples felt when Jesus was crucified. Without warning,
For nominal or devout Christians, Easter is the most significant holiday of the year. Some people prepare by sacrificing food, electronics or soft drinks during
From his residence in Rome, American Cardinal Raymond Burke responded pastorally to questions posed by Thomas McKenna, Founder of Catholic Action for Faith and Family
Jesus was betrayed by Judas and arrested by the authorities sometime after Thursday midnight, so on in the early hours of Friday morning the first
Republican member of the Arizona House of Representatives representing District 11 since 2015, Mark Finchem, talked with CNJ about the current the border crisis, cancel
Watch as the White House Covid-19 response team holds a press conference on the coronavirus pandemic on 3/29/2021. Share your thoughts on this story and
As we look forward to the celebration of the Risen Christ in Easter on April 4, it is the perfect time to begin listening to
A Bay Area assemblyman reversed course and eliminated bill language blacklisting Christians, Jews, and Muslims from being police officers. Assemblyman Ash Kalra’s stated goal of
Appearing on the Fox News program “Tucker Carlson Tonight” on Wednesday night (March 24), Texas Gov. Lt. Dan Patrick told host Tucker Carlson that Joe
Despites pledges of transparency, the Biden administration is currently not allowing the media to see or report on the facilities in which migrants from Central
A police officer—one of the first law enforcement officials on the scene—is among the fatalities in a mass shooting that took place on Monday afternoon
The Alabama Senate passed House Joint Resolution 24, recognizing January 22 as the Day of Tears, signed by Governor Kay Ivey. Sponsored by Representative Tommy
It took well over two months, but the fencing around the U.S. Capitol—fencing that has circled the Capitol and “cut off the entire area to
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