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"We were told by cemetery personnel to expect just bones," one of the sisters said.

"Apparently on your watch, this Justice Department is targeting Catholics, targeting people of faith specifically, for their faith views," said Hawley.

Halloween begun around the fifth century A.D., when Christian missionaries tried to convert the Irish Celts, who celebrated their festival Samhain each October.

Catholic voters overwhelmingly prefer Republicans in Georgia, Arizona, Nevada, Florida and Ohio, but split the ticket when it comes to Pennsylvania.

We must ask ourselves, how are we going to atone for the systemic evils that oppressed so many people in this country for centuries? How can we always keep this lesson of Easter before us?

Proceeds from the sale of the Bronco benefit the Pope Francis Center, which has a goal of ending homelessness in Detroit by 2030.

The procedure has been publicized by Catholic media and medical groups in response to the rising numbers of women using "chemical" abortions.

The European Commission retracted an internal communication suggesting swapping the term "Christmas period" to "holiday period" following Christian outrage.

"We are disappointed by the Court's decision and potential threat to public safety if this event ensues," Mayor Brandon Scott spokesperson Cal Harris wrote.

Tenney, a Republican, won a non-consecutive second House term by a razor-thin margin of 109 votes in last year's election.

Burke tweeted on August 10 that he had caught the coronavirus, but his condition since then has been unclear.

"To pursue a blanket denial of the Holy Eucharist to certain elected officials would indeed grieve the Holy Spirit and deny the evolution of that individual, a Christian person who is never perfect, but living in the struggle to get there," the 60 Democrats wrote.

A bus was hijacked and set on fire in West Belfast on Wednesday as Northern Ireland has experienced a week of widespread unrest.

Churches across the U.S. and around the world will be streaming virtual services today.

Ash Wednesday marks the start of Lent and a day of both fasting and abstinence.

"As long as Biden continues to push this hard-left agenda down the throats of Americans there's not going to be any unity," Pastor Robert Jeffress told Fox Business.

"The president has constantly tried to divide Americans along religious and racial lines," Faithful America's Nathan Empsall said.

U.S. Circuit Judge Barbara Lagoa, one of President Donald Trump's top choices to potentially replace Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, is a practicing Catholic who favors the legal philosophy of Constitutional originalism.

"I think that a person in good conscience could vote for Mr. Biden," said Cardinal Joseph Tobin, archbishop of Newark. "I, frankly, in my own way of thinking have a more difficult time with the other option."

CatholicVote said it invested $9.7 million in the ad campaign, which aspires to reach more than 5 million voters.

Citing U.S. abortion discussions, Jesuit priest Father James J. Martin urged fellow Catholics against claiming a vote for Joe Biden is a "mortal sin."

"For this president to call himself pro-life, and for anybody to back him because of claims of being pro-life, is almost willful ignorance," Lexington Diocese Bishop, Rev. John Stowe said in a Facebook Live panel. "He is so much anti-life because he is only concerned about himself, and he gives us every, every, every indication of that."

White evangelicals and white Catholics still overwhelmingly support President Donald Trump over former Vice President Joe Biden even though both groups have slightly pushed back from Trump in the past three months.

With many churches offering virtual services during the coronavirus pandemic, Christians can celebrate Easter with congregations they may not normally celebrate with.

Fox News contributor Marc Thiessen has claimed "anti-Catholic bigotry" is afoot, after a recent photo of Supreme Court Justices Brett Kavanaugh and Samuel Alito posing with a hate group leader sparked calls for the pair to recuse themselves in upcoming LGBT court cases.

The poll surveyed American Jews, Protestants and Catholics, white evangelicals and the nonaffiliated about their views on Islam.

"Our faith compels us to stand with the vulnerable," leaders of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops said in a joint statement.

As #Ashtag has gained traction, a debate has followed on whether it is appropriate.

Don't blame the religion, blame the criminal, religious leaders say.

Pope Francis condemned the death penalty but could face an uphill battle in the GOP-controlled U.S. government where 72 percent of Republicans support the death penalty.