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Oops...her last name is Amanpour.

I pray she repented and is now in the hands of our Saviour.

The Iranian president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, referred to the case earlier this week on a visit to New York, saying the west had double standards – criticising Iran for sentencing a woman to be stoned but failing to show the same outrage in ...

I read this story online years ago. The parents of these two young girls have a sight where they tell, in detail, what happened. It was horrific and I have never ever been able to get it out of my head. Every now and then I think about these girls and the horror they went through. The second little ...

Welcome Andrew!! So glad you are here and thank you for introducing yourself.

I remember this case on the news. Absolutely horrible. God have mercy on his soul and the soul of the little girl he killed. I also pray for the little boy who was surely traumatized.

"Attorneys for Cecil C. Johnson, Jr., asked U.S. District Judge Robert Echols to stay his execution this morning, saying that all the delays in the 29 years since his conviction were the fault of the state, and the delays amounted to psychological torture."

My first thought upon reading this was ...

Except that he and the co defendant robbed 8 other stores and killed two others. Looks like he admitted to being the trigger man on the other two. Not fair one get death and the other did not...I totally agree. I will pray for this man and his soul tonight.

I am also praying for him. He went in at 21 years of age and he is now 32. Lord, have mercy.

This is one of the reasons I really don't like the death penalty. God knows whether this man was innoccent of murder or not.

Looks like Reginald is the one who actually pulled the trigger so he gets the death penalty. I looked and can't find out what happened to his brother. I might have missed it.

I guess I should have phrased the above sentence a little "better." I meant to say that I thought once a nun always a nun. I did not know that a nun, although she has been disobedient, could be "freed" to marry. I did not realize that her vows could be lifted, for lack of a better word, and she ...

Interesting. I did not know one could be free to marry after being a nun/priest. I learn something new every day.

LOL. I guess I just assumed she has a baby! lol.

Now THAT is interesting stuff! I had no idea about the way these people are living and I was also not aware of the needed investigation into sexual immorality involving Fr. Vlasic. What happens to a nun when she gets pregnant? Just curious.

Hi Anne! Glad you are here and make yourself at home!