Fourth graders at St. Adalbert Catholic Academy in Elmhurst, Queens make Stations of the Cross out of different art media.

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Europe is plotting to reshape the NATO alliance to avoid chaos should the US withdraw from the treaty that has protected the continent for the last 80 years, it has been claimed. A new report ...

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In response, she held an image of Jesus on her phone and said, "You should cut your hair so that you will look like his father". Her remark has caused widespread outrage, leading to her prosecution ...

During the livestream, she responded to a viewer who had asked her to cut her hair to be more like a man’s, by holding up a picture of Jesus Christ and saying, “You [Jesus] should not look like a ...

An Indonesian TikToker has been sentenced to almost three years in prison after reportedly 'talking' to a picture of Jesus on her phone ... comment that told her to cut her hair to look more ...

You should cut your hair so that you will look like his father.” Five Christian groups filed complaints to Indonesian police alleging blasphemy, leading to Thalisa’s arrest on October 8.