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Real Housewives of New Jersey's Teresa Giudice thanks fans for prayers; shares communion pics
Teresa Giudice has thanked fans for their prayers after the death of her husband Joe's father, Frank Giudice.
Phil Robertson: 'Vote this ungodly bunch out of Washington, D.C.'
Duck Dynasty patriarch Phil Robertson has rallied his fans to vote Republican during the next election, branding Obama's administration as an "ungodly bunch".
Nick Vujicic: If you're waiting for life to slow down before you do things, it won't
Nick Vujicic has got some bad news for people struggling with the manic pace of life and telling themselves they'll do the important things once they've got the time for them.
Bombing at Nigerian college, Boko Haram suspected
A bomb was set off Monday at the School of Hygiene in Kano, Nigeria. At least eight people were killed, and a dozen more injured.
Phil Robertson's nephew Zach Dasher: Political correctness has become the enemy
There's a new Robertson on the scene but his passion is politics, not duck calls and reality TV.
After plastic surgery 'I felt like I sinned': one woman's feelings after going under the knife
Jessica Choi lives in Los Angeles but flew all the way to South Korea to achieve her desired look.
John Sentamu condems businesses that underpay workers
Dr John Sentamu has condemned businesses that pay less than the living wage, calling on the government to put an end to the harsh reality for millions of UK workers: "Low wages equals living in poverty."
Sudanese Christian Meriam Ibrahim rearrested at the airport
Sudanese Christian Meriam Ibrahim has been arrested for the second time.
Chuck Norris: 'Public schools are little more than secular progressive indoctrination camps'
When 18-year-old high school student Andrew Lampart went to research conservative views on his school computer for a class debate, he was surprised â and disturbed â to discover that they were blocked.
Fear of vigilante attacks on Meriam Ibrahim
A persecution charity has warned that Meriam Ibrahim is "still at risk from vigilantes", despite being released from prison yesterday.
The pull of Primark: are we ignoring the dark side of fast fashion?
Its cheap and cheerful ethos means it's no wonder that Primark has become so popular with bargain-hunting Brits, but just who is paying the real price for our insatiable appetite?
Vatican clergy to meet Church of England in cricket match
Opponents often claim they are each have God on their side, and these words will perhaps never ring truer than when the Vatican cricket team meet with the Church of England's side this September.
Vicky Beeching: 'Same sex marriage should be celebrated'
Vicky Beeching talks to Christian Today about the criticism she has faced for speaking out in favour of same sex marriage, and why she still considers herself to be an evangelical.
Rowan Williams 'hated' being Archbishop of Canterbury
New revelations in Rowan Williams biography reveal stress and unhappiness over gay marriage, women bishops and Christians in the Middle East.
NBA hopeful Isaiah Austin learns he must quit basketball, praises God despite news
NBA hopeful Isaiah Austin learns he must quit basketball, praises God in spite of situation
Atheists told to explain 'offensiveness' of Ground Zero cross by appeals court
Court wants atheists to explain 'offensiveness' of Ground Zero cross.