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Powerful Anti-Christian Group Fires 25% of Staff

The SPLC blacklist has been used effectively by other organizations and businesses as a way to avoid listed groups. For instance, hate-listed groups are not allowed to participate in the Amazon Smile program, where a portion of purchases are directed to non-profits listed by the customer. Blacklisted groups may not receive such funds.

Pope Francis

Pope Francis clarifies: anointing of the sick is not for those who are going to die

In The Pope Video for July, Pope Francis lifts up his prayer that the sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick might become more and more a “visible sign of compassion and hope.” In his video message the Pope insists that it “is not a sacrament only for those who are at the point of death,” but states that it “is one of the ‘sacraments of healing,’ of ‘restoration,’ that heals the spirit.”