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Were 50 Million People Really Killed in the Inquisition?

Some anti-Catholic polemicists exploit myths about the Inquisition in a spirit of fear, surprise, ruthless exaggeration, and an almost fanatical opposition to...

Community Calendar: May 22-28

Check out this week's Community Calendar for a list of events happening in Kankakee and Iroquois counties. Submit calendar listings to life@daily-journal.com.

Veterans Council to place flags on veterans' graves for Memorial Day

At 8 a.m. Thursday, the Kankakee County Veterans Council will start placing flags on the graves of veterans at Mt. Calvary Cemetery on Court Street.

HE GETS US: Holy Thursday, the Washing of the Feet, and Ancient Tradition

This goes so far beyond feet, and yet feet provide the perfect image for how far away we've walked away from home.

It's Popularly Believed That Mass Cat Killings in the Middle Ages Worsened the Bubonic Plague. Here's What the History Books Say

According to the claim, without cats for pest control, rodents carrying the plague spread across Europe unchecked.

Ecclesial Surreality: Cardinal chastises priests for publicly supporting Church teaching

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Bishop Strickland barred from saying Mass in Diocese of Tyler, Texas

Pope Francis 'Cancels' Bishop Strickland - Now, What is the Plan to Protect the Flock? - Christian Saints & Heroes - News

Yesterday, November 11, Pope Francis removed Bishop Joseph Strickland from his role as the shepherd and bishop of the Diocese of Tyler, Texas. This decision, conveyed through the Holy See's ...

Did Mass Cat Killings Help Spread the Black Death in the Middle Ages?

The idea originated with a 13th-century pope who accused devil-worshippers of kissing cats' hindquarters.