Michael Gryboski

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  Jan 13, 2021

  Pope Francis formalizes women's roles at mass, maintains men-only priesthood

  Pope Francis had officially institutionalized Church law allowing women to read scripture and serve as acolytes during Mass, while maintaining that only men can be ordained as priests.

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  Jan 12, 2021

  Ohio governor signs telemedicine abortion ban into law

  Ohio Governor Mike DeWine has signed a bill into law requiring that abortion-inducing drugs be taken in the presence of a physician, thus banning the practice of telemedicine abortions.

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  Jan 12, 2021

  Omarosa, James Carville, Politico: 5 people who predicted that Biden would become president

  Here, in no particular order, are five notable people who predicted that Biden would win the election. They include a former Trump staffer, an expert pollster, and a distinguished political strategist.

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  Jan 11, 2021

  Polish psychic, polarizing televangelist: 7 people who predicted a Trump victory in 2020

  Here are seven individuals, some of whom have high public profiles, who predicted that Donald Trump would win reelection. They include a Polish psychic, a controversial televangelist, and a self-described prophet.

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  Jan 11, 2021

  Supreme Court rejects pro-life group’s challenge to abortion clinic ‘buffer zone’

  The United States Supreme Court has rejected a request by a pro-life group to hear a challenge to a Pennsylvania city law that creates a “buffer zone” around abortion clinic entrances.

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  Jan 10, 2021

  This week in Christian history: Criswell dies, Presbyterian Church founds life insurance company, anti-Nazi pastor born

  Here are three things that happened this week, Jan. 10-16, in Church history. They include the birth of an anti-Nazi pastor, the death of W. A. Criswell, and the Presbyterian Church founding what is believed to be the first life insurance company in America.

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  Jan 8, 2021

  Campus preaching, Christian foster care: 4 cases that the US Supreme Court may impact in 2021

  Here, in no particular order, are four cases of interest in which the high court is expected to hear arguments, accept or reject an appeal, or release an opinion on this year.

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  Jan 7, 2021

  South Carolina mulling ban on heartbeat abortions with some exceptions

  South Carolina's lawmakers will consider a pair of bills that, if enacted, would ban abortions performed on an unborn baby when a heartbeat is detected, which can be as early as six weeks into a pregnancy.

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  Jan 7, 2021

  SBC Executive Committee President Ronnie Floyd tests positive for COVID-19

  Former Southern Baptist Convention President Ronnie Floyd announced that he has tested positive for the coronavirus, having contracted it last month.

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  Jan 6, 2021

  Surgical abortion clinics on the decline in US; abortion pill providers on the rise: report

  The number of clinics that provide surgical abortion procedures has declined over the past several years while the number of clinics that provide only abortion pills is increasing, according to an annual report by a leading pro-life activist group.