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 | DALLAS (UPI) -- A Catholic priest in Texas charged with the 2008 sexual assault of a teenage boy has been charged with trying to hire someone to kill his accuser, police say.
The Rev. John M. Fiala, 52, who was charged with the sexual assault in a rural parish west of San Antonio, was in Dallas County Jail accused of one count of solicitation to murder and two counts of aggravated sex assault of a child, the San Antonio Express-News reported. He was being held in lieu of $700,000 ...
Continue Reading... Post a Comment | Share | Print WASHINGTON (UPI) -- Italian tenor Andrea Bocelli has joined the lineup for this year's edition of the annual "Christmas in Washington" concert, TNT announced Tuesday.
The concert is to premiere exclusively on the cable network Dec. 17, with Ellen DeGeneres serving as host.
Bocelli will be performing selections from his double platinum CD, "My Christmas." He is the latest addition to a show that will also feature Mariah Carey, Miranda Cosgrove, Annie Lennox, Maxwell and ...
Continue Reading... Post a Comment | Share | Print VATICAN CITY (UPI) -- Pope Benedict XVI affirms in a newly released book homosexuality is something that can never be "morally just."
In "Light of the World: The Pope, the Church and the Signs of the Times," the pontiff tells German writer Peter Seewald homosexuality is a great trial with which a person may be faced, the Italian news agency ANSA reported.
However, the pope said being gay "remains something that is against the nature that God originally willed."
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Continue Reading... Post a Comment | Share | Print | | Advertisement | CAIRO (UPI) -- A male demonstrator was killed in violent clashes between Egyptian police and hundreds of Orthodox Coptic Christian protesters in Cairo, officials said.
Violence erupted Wednesday following a decision to stop construction of a new church in the Giza area, al-Masry-al-Youm said.
A medical source told the newspaper at least two other protesters sustained serious injuries and 100 people were detained. A security official told the Radio France International Web ...
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