A surprising surge of young adults, particularly Gen Z and Millennials, is filling pews and baptismal fonts across the globe, defying decades of religious decline. According to Cardinal Timothy Dolan, Archbishop of New York, the Catholic Church is witnessing a "sacred surge" as youth seek clarity and purpose in a culture increasingly marked by confusion and chaos.
Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson came under fire from left-wing critics after he reposted a message about Jesus Christ originally shared by conservative commentator Charlie Kirk. The post itself was not political, simply reading: “It’s all about Jesus.”
Protests across India intensified after two Catholic nuns and a third Christian woman were arrested in Chhattisgarh on charges of “conversion” and “human trafficking”—allegedly for escorting a legally adult young woman to a job opportunity. Sister Preeti Mary, Sister Vandana Francis, and Sukaman Mandavi were released on bail after ten days, but the charges remain active.
A baby boy born in Ohio on July 26, 2025, has set a new record as the “world’s oldest baby,” delivered from an embryo frozen since 1994. Thaddeus Daniel Pierce’s birth is not only a medical milestone but also a profound testament to the sanctity of life and the role of faith in reproductive choices.
Colorado Buffaloes head coach Deion “Coach Prime” Sanders publicly revealed he quietly battled and overcame aggressive bladder cancer, crediting early detection, skilled doctors, and his faith in God for saving his life.
The Trump administration issued new guidance on faith in the federal workplace, expanding upon a memo issued earlier in July that offered accommodations for federal employees who have religious needs.
Bible sales in the UK nearly doubled between 2019 and 2024, while attendance among young churchgoers jumped fourfold over the past six years, new data revealed Sunday. The surge reflects a spiritual renaissance fueled by societal instability.
Failed Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams raised eyebrows with recently stated views linking her faith to left‑wing politics, signaling she may again seek power in the Peach State.
Office of Personnel Management (OPM) Director Scott Kupor issued a memo affirming the Trump administration's stance on religious liberty, offering accommodations for federal employees who have religious needs.
