Pope Francis has issued an apology to indigenous communities in Canada for the abuses that took place at government supported Catholic residential schools.

Some have expressed skepticism over a claim that hundreds of unmarked graves of indigenous children were found at former Catholic-run residential schools in Canada that made international headlines and led to widespread vandalism and burning of churches last year.

A conservative media watchdog group is slamming Disney Plus for breaking its promise not to add R-rated movies to the streaming platform.

The parents of 12-year-old Archie Battersbee have been denied permission to appeal a second high court judge’s decision to end his life support treatment.

Two pastors who led a unique and fascinating ministry in Salem, Massachusetts — a hotbed of witchcraft and spiritual activity — believe Christians need to turn to “unconditional love" when trying to reach people in difficult or uncomfortable situations.

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Links to the News

• Pope apologizes to native Canadians for residential schools abuse | World News
• Doubts cast on claim of 'mass grave' of indigenous kids in Canada | World News
• Disney Plus adds R-rated movies to streaming platform | Entertainment News
• 3 people shot while attending funeral at Chicago church | U.S. News
• Pastor Artur Pawlowski wins legal victory over COVID-19 orders | World News
• Parents denied permission to appeal removal of son's life support | World News
• Meet the pastors who shared the Gospel in a hotbed of witchcraft | Church & Ministries News
• Gunmen rob pastor, congregants of $1M in jewelry inside church | U.S. News