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February 16, 2023

Christian College’s Nonstop Prayer Meeting Goes Viral, Students Come From Other States, by Hank Berrien

By Hank Berrien, DailyWire - A chapel meeting at a Kentucky Christian college was supposed to end on the morning of February 8, but students were so inspired by the service that it never ended, turning into a 24/7 service that was still going strong nearly a week later while inspiring students from colleges in other states to travel there just to be a part of it... On February 8, the service at Asbury University in Hughes Auditorium ended with a benediction and a song by the gospel choir, but the students wouldn’t leave, instead continuing to pray as they sang quietly.

February 16, 2023

Catechesis on the Demonic: ‘The Exorcist Files’ Podcast Tops the Charts, by Joseph Pronechen

By Joseph Pronechen, EWTN News - Due to the ever-increasing de-Christianization of Western society, the rise in occult practices even among Christians, and the poor state of Christian religious formation, the need for deliverance and exorcism ministry has increased dramatically. Since I have worked closely with the Dicastery for the Causes of Saints and served as an exorcist in North America and Europe, the Holy See asked me to undertake a catechesis about the Church’s teaching regarding the demonic, spiritual warfare and exorcism.

February 16, 2023

Shocking Cost of the Illegal Immigration Crisis on Americans, by Erin Dwinell

By Erin Dwinell, Daily Signal - As record numbers of illegal aliens continue to flood across our southern border, they are being dispersed into every congressional district in the country, making every state a border state... why do open-borders advocates ignore the enormous toll on Americans—on their wallets and in the overloaded emergency rooms, increased crime in their communities, and overcrowded classrooms for their children?

February 16, 2023

Inaugurated ‘Fraudulently’: Supremes to Look Again at 2020 Election Claims, by Bob Unruh

By Bob Unruh, World Net Daily - SCOTUS has decided to take another look at 2020 election-fraud claims, and it will only take four votes for the case to come under a full briefing and arguments schedule... A report from Just the News reveals the justices are to review a lawsuit charging that Joe Biden, Kamala Harris and others, including 291 members of the House and 94 senators "violated their oaths of office by refusing to investigate evidence of fraud in the 2020 election before certifying Biden as the winner."