You're invited to come learn why this matters to local businesses and non-profits and how you can get involved. On Tuesday, Nov. 12, we will hold a number of informational seminars — each one less than an hour of your time — at Forza Coffee Company, 2829 E. 29th Ave.
On Oct. 7, I had the privilege of witnessing Gonzaga University President Thayne McCulloh and Gonzaga Prep President Al Falkner sign the St. Francis Pledge to Care for Creation and the Poor, making the Catholic and Jesuit schools partners in the national movement for faithful action on climate change.
(RNS) The Air Force Academy's Honor Oath was adopted by the academy’s first class in 1959 without the words "So help me God," which were added in 1984 following a cheating scandal.
I find it interesting that after hundreds of years of formal attacks on non-Christians (to the point of almost total annihilation of cultures around the world, as well as within our own country), the insertion of non-Christian ideals into law are viewed as attacks on Christians and religious freedom.
Religious liberty is now and always has been under attack. By the far the most dangerous foe of religious liberty over the centuries has been religious people, who are so convinced that they know the truth, that other methods of worship, other manners of belief, are considered dangerous and must therefore be either suppressed or eliminated altogether.
On Nov. 2 at 6:30 p.m., five panelists will gather at Gonzaga University for a forum titled, "Can we afford the death penalty? The Loss of Compassion is too Costly."