The Spokesman-Review

The Spokesman-Review covers everything in the Inland NW, from Olympia to Boise. Established May 19, 1883, and it is published daily.

Spokane’s Catholic Community Reacts to Pope’s Approval of Same-Sex Blessings

Pope Francis’ declaration this week allowing priests to bless same-sex couples is being hailed in Spokane as a shift by advocates of softening the church’s doctrine on the issue while more conservative faith leaders are quick to point out the gulf between blessings and more formal and unchanged rules regarding ceremonies such as marriage.

Gonzaga Students Hold Rally, Calling for Ceasefire in Israel-Hamas War

Hundreds of Gonzaga students gathered on Thursday to call for a statement from university officials, urging a cease-fire in the Israel-Hamas war and condemning violence of the Israeli government against civilians in Gaza.

Spokane woman starts petition to make killing police a hate crime

Last week, Gerber-Rockstrom launched a petition on Change.org because she wants to make the intentional killing of a law enforcement officer a hate crime.

Sale of former Holy Names convent to Catholic Charities finalized

The Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary have finalized the sale of their former convent and some of their land on Fort George Wright Drive to Catholic Charities after first releasing details about the deal in January.

Coeur d’Alene pastor survives multiple gunshots outside church

Pastor Tim Remington, who has helped hundreds of alcoholics and drug addicts in his ministry, was shot just before 2 p.m. in the parking lot of the church at 901 E. Best Ave., according to Coeur d’Alene police.

Christ Kitchen founder’s book explores true stories of women’s struggles, fellowship

Jan Martinez – founder of Christ Kitchen in Spokane, a place where women in poverty earn money, dignity and respect – loves the Samaritan woman.

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