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Virginia bishop calls for prayer and fasting ahead of vote on marriage and abortion (opens the original)
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A bishop in Virginia is encouraging people to pray and fast ahead of an election that could see a constitutional right to gay marriage and expanded abortion access in the state. “Brothers and sisters in Christ: I’m asking you to take some specific actions throughout October to defeat two radically unjust ballot initiatives now before all Virginia voters,” said Bishop Michael Burbidge of Arlington, Virginia, in a September 30 video posted by the diocese. “Our ‘Catholics Vote No’ campaign is roote
Tennessee suspends remaining 2026 executions after failed lethal injection (opens the original)
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Tennessee suspended all remaining executions in 2026 after a woman survived two separate doses of lethal injection and was taken to hospital after a two-and-a-half-hour ordeal. “Carrying out a lawfully imposed sentence is among the state’s most serious responsibilities,” said Gov Bill Lee of Tennessee in a statement following the attempted execution. “The people of Tennessee expect it to be done in a manner that is not only legal and constitutional, but is effective.” Tennessee had one additiona
Pope Leo XIV sends letter to Chicago White Sox (opens the original)
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The Chicago White Sox received a letter from their longtime fan Pope Leo XIV, the team announced ahead of their playoff game against the Houston Astros. “Earlier today, a letter from Pope Leo XIV arrived at Rate Field. Go White Sox!” the team posted on X on September 29. The letter was dated September 9 and addressed to Jerry Reinsdorf, the team’s chairman. Earlier today, a letter from Pope Leo XIV arrived at Rate Field. Go White Sox! pic.twitter.com/7qPKXPrDyz “I was pleased to receive the kind
Federal court delays execution of Christa Pike (opens the original)
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A federal court delayed the scheduled execution of Christa Pike, who would be the first woman executed by the state in more than two centuries. The delay was announced just hours before Pike, 50, was set to be executed in Nashville, Tennessee. “The interests of justice and the finality of Pike’s impending execution compel the entry of a short stay of execution in order to properly analyse the parties’ fully briefed arguments,” Judge Jane B Stranch of the US Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit
Vatican-produced documentary about man with muscular dystrophy seeks Oscar nomination (opens the original)
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A documentary short film produced by the Vatican is hoping to secure an Academy Award nomination during the upcoming awards season. “Green Lava”, a 39-minute documentary about a man named Giacomo Mattivi who lives with Duchenne muscular dystrophy, recently had a screening run at the Lumiere Music Hall in Beverly Hills, California. Following the limited run in a cinema, the film’s production team is able to submit paperwork to the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. The film, if chosen,
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