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About 100,000 pro-life protesters gathered in Santiago, Chile to participate in the "Celebrate Life" rally last Saturday.

To combat against temptation, former football player Ben Utecht wore his wedding ring in public even before he got married.

Father Tom Plant, the vicar of St. Michael's Church in Camden, London has applied for a liquor license for his church. Plant hopes to convert the church into a venue for gigs.

Sen. Prince Y. Johnson declared that he will not be involved in anything that would turn Liberia into a Christian state. Johnson, the leader of the Movement for Democracy and Reconstruction, insisted that all religious groups should be free to practice their religion without any prohibition.

A pastor from Nigeria condemned the nation's leaders for not taking action to rescue the Chibok girls who were abducted in 2014. Chinedu Ezekwesili declared at a prayer service that God will take away the peace from the leaders until the schoolgirls are set free.

The Saint-Etienne-du-Rouvray Church in France, where Fr. Jacques Hamel was killed last July, is set to open again this October.

Jews were not happy when Donald Trump was presented with the Jewish prayer shawl during his visit to a Detroit church last Saturday. The shawl, also known as the tallit, was given to Trump by Bishop Wayne Jackson. He was scheduled to do an interview with the Republican presidential candidate.

Jude Law stars as an unconventional and irreverent pope in the new HBO miniseries, "The Young Pope." The ten-episode show written and directed by Paolo Sorrentino tells the story of Lenny Belardo, the 47-year-old American who has been elected as Pope Pius XIII.

A federal judge has denied the claims of a man who was fired after anointing office desks. Two years ago, Eric Cheeley, a devout Pentecostal, decided to anoint the tables in his Miami office. He went from cubicle to cubicle and smeared the desks with oil in the shape of a cross.

Campus Pride, a gender activist group, released a list of campuses that it deemed the "absolute worst" for LGBTQ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transexual and queer) students. The national list included 102 campuses that the group claims to have gender-discriminatory policies and practices.

David Green, the CEO of Hobby Lobby, has warned that it will take only one judge for America to lose its religious liberty. He noted that the vacancy in the Supreme Court is crucial to the presidential election in November.