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Seattle summit draws nearly 175 Catholic leaders from across the Pacific Northwest to stand with immigrants

175 people gathered at Seattle University for the 10th Catholic Immigration Summit, developing parish-level advocacy and pastoral responses to deportations.
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FāVS Religion News Roundup: Oct. 30

This week’s Northwest religion news covers Doug Wilson’s expanding Christian school network, Matt Shea’s court battle, an Everett settlement and more.
Commentary

‘Vengeance is mine,’ sayeth the Secretary of Defense

Vengeance: a columnist argues that public executions would not deter mass shootings and contends Pete Hegseth’s proposal distracts from the Iran war.
Eastern Washington

Healing Lodge of the Seven Nations hosts Spokane gala to expand youth treatment campus 

Healing Lodge of the Seven Nations’ Oct. 30 gala in Spokane will raise funds to expand youth treatment, add a boys’ dormitory, and double girls’ capacity.
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Forgiveness heals only when people understand what it truly requires

A FāVS News columnist explores Christian forgiveness, explaining how it can release resentment without excusing wrongdoing or abandoning boundaries.
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In Forks, a lay couple fights to keep an inclusive church alive

Prince of Peace Lutheran Church in Forks, Washington, is turning to lay leaders Dan and Berlinda James to preserve an inclusive Christian voice.
Commentary

Election fraud claims should meet the standard we’d demand in court

Rev. Terry Kyllo argues that election fraud claims must be tested against verifiable evidence, urging Americans to protect voting rights.
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