Number of religious leaders, people of faith condemning Lt. Governor's "filth" remark against LGBTQ community grows
National and North Carolina religious leaders and people of faith condemn Lt. Governor's "filth" remark against LGBTQ community
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National and North Carolina religious leaders and people of faith condemn Lt. Governor's "filth" remark against LGBTQ community
I really need to watch that, but I may need to trick Evil Steve into taking a nap during that time. Because Republicans. "Madison Cawthorn finally sets a date to meet local Jewish community. The only problem: five of the six Jewish leaders slated to be on the call with Cawthorn weren’t informed of the meeting" - @matthewkassel#nc11#ncpolhttps://t.co/fygGP9t5Ad Of course the only one notified is a rabid Trump supporter: As of Sunday evening, Jackson said she had “not heard a word” from Cawthorn’s team. “I have not received an invitation from Madison Cawthorn for any meeting,” said ...
December 25, 2020 The Rev. Carmen D’Amico stood before his congregation in Muse, a former coal town in western Pennsylvania, and talked about not giving into despair and darkness. “Being in a pandemic doesn’t mean you stop doing what is good,” he told the members of Holy Rosary Catholic Church on a recent rainy Sunday morning, all wearing masks and sitting in every third pew to keep safe distance. “If you know someone is alone, call them up. Reach out to them. Do you have elderly neighbors who need their leaves raked? Do it. Don’t wait for anyone to ask you.”