The prosecution of a British pro-life advocate for praying violates ‘fundamental freedoms’ and ‘the shared values that ought to underpin US-UK relations,’ a State Department official said.
John-Henry Westen, Father Charles Murr, and Frank Wright discuss Pope Leo, Trump, Denzel Washington, and more on this week's episode of Faith and Reason.
Pope Leo XIV has drawn a sharp line by affirming Judas’ damnation, directly contradicting Pope Francis’ suggestion that Judas may not be in hell. Rooted in Scripture and tradition, Leo’s stance offers clarity where modernism has sown confusion, and Catholics are urged to ground themselves in eternal truths. Beyond this, the episode highlights Denzel Washington’s call to “pray more,” the repeated arrests of UK pro-lifer Isabel Vaughan-Spruce for silent prayer, and Donald Trump’s surprising remarks on heaven alongside his support for Catholic prisoner Jimmy Lai. Together, these stories reveal the urgent need for courage, prayer, and steadfast faith in an […]
Scottish Greens MP Gillian Mackay admits abortion buffer zones could criminalize private prayer at home within a buffer zone if visible from a window – confirming Vice President JD Vance’s criticism against the erosion of free speech.
In a speech delivered at the Munich Security Conference Friday, U.S. Vice President JD Vance lamented the ‘backslide away from conscience rights’ in the U.K. over abortion buffer zones, which he said ‘has placed the basic liberties of religious Britons … in the crosshairs.’
In support of Isabel Vaughan-Spruce, ADF International stated on X (formerly Twitter), 'Nobody should be banned from a public area just because of their beliefs. THIS is two-tier policing.'
The dismissal of 'two-tier policing' comes after mounting concern amongst Christians that police have cracked down too heavily on peaceful thought and expression, rather than focusing on violent crime.