Katherine Weber

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  Feb 16, 2016

  Want Viagra? Get Your Wife's Permission First Says Pro-Abortion Kentucky Bill

  A Democratic lawmaker from Kentucky is making national headlines for introducing legislation that would require men to provide a letter from their wife when seeking a prescription for Viagra.

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  Feb 16, 2016

  Christians Have Moral Duty to Donate Blood, Organs, Church of England Bishops Say

  The Church of England is making a push to encourage Christians to donate blood and organs, saying that it is their moral duty to do so.

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  Feb 15, 2016

  Pope Francis Condemns Mexico's Drug Cartels, Calling Them 'Dealers of Death' for Mass Murders, Kidnappings

  During his visit to Mexico, Pope Francis condemned the country's drug trade and government corruption that has led to hundreds of thousands of murders and missing persons cases.

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  Feb 15, 2016

  Kanye West Asks for Prayers After Announcing He's $53M in Debt

  Rap artist Kanye West recently asked for prayers after claiming he is $53 million in "personal debt."

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  Feb 13, 2016

  German City to Protect Christian Immigrants Facing Harassment in Asylum Camps

  Officials in Stuttgart, Germany are working to provide better accommodations for Christian refugees following continued clashes with Muslim occupants in local asylum centers.

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  Feb 13, 2016

  First Pastor-Led Christian Team to Compete in Indy 500

  As the Indianapolis 500 race approaches this May, one Connecticut pastor and his Christian team are preparing to race and win the major competition.

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  Feb 13, 2016

  Teen Suicide Bomber Halts Plan After Finding Out Father May Be Killed

  A teenage suicide bomber recently abandoned her mission to attack a refugee camp in northeast Nigeria on behalf of the Boko Haram terrorist organization.

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  Feb 13, 2016

  Valentine's Day Banned in Pakistani City for Being Too 'Decadent'

  A district in Pakistan has banned Valentine's Day after hardline religious groups decried the holiday as being too "decadent."

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  Feb 12, 2016

  Controversial 'Snake Pastor': Only Spiritual People Can Eat Live Snakes and Not Die

  A controversial snake pastor in South Africa has been praised by the country's Cultural, Religious, and Linguistic Rights Commission for his vast knowledge of the Bible.

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  Feb 12, 2016

  Vatican Says Bishops Not Obligated to Report Sex Abuse to Police

  Catholic Bishops have no legal obligation to report sex abuse allegations to law enforcement, a recent Vatican document states.