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Sarah Morse case stirs debate on teachers’ views of abortion.

Parents, pro-life advocates, and religious freedom groups are rallying behind Sarah Morse, a Catholic history teacher in Scotland who says she was summarily dismissed after answering pupils’ questions about abortion from the perspective of her faith, turning a single classroom exchange into a national test case for conscience rights at school. Morse, a 66‑year‑old American-born Catholic

Tim Tebow backs Lighthouse Verticals faith microdramas

Tim Tebow is moving further into faith-based filmmaking as an executive producer with Lighthouse Verticals, a new mobile-first streaming platform that plans to deliver short, vertical scripted series for faith-and-family audiences when it launches publicly in November 2026. According to a launch announcement distributed by PR firm Shore Fire Media, Lighthouse Verticals is positioning itself as

Introducing BibleLab Research Pro from Bible Blender! A free platform for Bible study that assists you in exploring and understanding the Bible’s message.

Most bible apps assume you're reading. BibleLab Research Pro assumes you're working — pulling threads, cross-referencing, building out thoughts, tracking biblical characters, locations, and events across thousands of verses, and jotting down what you find. It's a study suite shaped by how scholars, pastors, teachers, small groups, and serious lay students actually use scripture: not

Pope Leo XIV’s doctrinal statement rejects Mary’s formal title as co-redeemer to emphasize Christ’s unique role in salvation.

Pope Leo XIV is advancing the Roman Catholic Church's ecumenical mission to foster unity among mainstream Christian denominations. Earlier, he joined Eastern Orthodox Patriarch Bartholomew I in worship services in Istanbul and a pilgrimage to Nicaea, the site of the First Ecumenical Council 1700 years ago. Both leaders expressed aspirations for restoring full communion among

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