Miracle Rescue: Lost at Sea for 10 Days, Man Prayed the Our Father Each Morning
Joe Ditomasso, 76, and Kevin Hyde, 65, were headed from New Jesery to the Florida Keys, but then a massive storm accosted them.
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Appeals Court: Navy Service Members Requesting Religious Exemption to COVID Vaccine Should Not Be Punished
In August 2021, the Pentagon announced that all service members would have to be vaccinated against COVID-19, and over 99% now are.
Navy Chaplain Controversy, Catholic Vote (Sept. 19, 2020)
With the 2020 election less than 50 days away, the Trump and Biden campaigns have been appealing to communities of faith — including Catholics — by highlighting issues they believe will resonate with religious voters. This week on Register Radio we talk to Register correspondent Lauretta Brown about the outreach of both campaigns to the Catholic vote. And then, we hear from Jonathan Liedl about the controversy over the Navy and the chaplain corps that raises questions about religious liberty in the armed forces.
Navy’s Cutting of Contract Priests: Part of ‘Longer Arc’?
Though ultimately overturned, the decision raises ongoing questions about religious liberty in the armed forces.
