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Who Are the Black Israelites? Inside the Obscure Group That Fueled the Covington Catholic Controversy

Who Are the Black Israelites? Inside the Obscure Group That Fueled the Covington Catholic Controversy

January 22nd, 2019
Amid the media firestorm surrounding the standoff between students from a Catholic high school and a Native American man, the role that Black Israelite protesters played in starting the conflict was largely overlooked.
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Political & Religious Controversy 36 Comments

Catholic Church's Latest Solution to Sex Abuse Crisis: Prayer

Catholic Church's Latest Solution to Sex Abuse Crisis: Prayer

January 2nd, 2019
Catholic bishops from across the U.S. are meeting in Chicago for a week-long retreat that will focus on the clergy sexual abuse scandal that continues to plague the Church. Sounds promising, right? Well, there’s a catch. The bishops have been forbidden to enact new policies, instead focusing on prayer as a solution.
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Political & Religious Controversy 33 Comments

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