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#society
GB News: Christmas row erupts as top Church of England bishop brands Archbishop's sermon as 'empty words' after abuse scandals
Bishop of Newcastle Helen-Ann Hartley criticized Archbishop of York Stephen Cottrell's Christmas sermon as "empty words," highlighting ongoing abuse scandals within the Church of England. Cottrell's call for the Church to act on its words comes amid scrutiny over its handling of abuse cases.
The controversy deepens as Cottrell faces backlash for allowing a priest accused of abuse to remain in his role. This follows the resignation of Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby amid similar criticisms. Despite the turmoil, Cottrell greeted congregants warmly after the service.
#war
Fox News: Zelenskyy lambastes Putin over Christmas strikes: 'What could be more inhumane?'
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy condemned Russian President Vladimir Putin for launching missile and drone attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure on Christmas Day, calling the actions "inhumane." Despite the damage and power outages, Zelenskyy asserted that Ukraine's spirit would not be broken.
The Russian Defense Ministry confirmed the strikes, claiming they targeted facilities supporting Ukraine's military efforts. The U.S. continues to provide significant aid to Ukraine, though opinions on the extent of this support vary among American lawmakers.
#culture
Fox News: ‘It’s a Wonderful Life’ child star suffered a series of tragedies after bringing classic holiday film to life
Karolyn Grimes, known for her role as Zuzu in "It’s a Wonderful Life," faced significant personal tragedies, including the early deaths of her parents and her son's suicide. Despite these hardships, she found solace in the film's message of hope and has dedicated herself to sharing it with others.
Now a retired grandmother, Grimes reflects on her past and the impact of the film, which has helped many struggling individuals. She emphasizes the importance of resilience and faith, believing that "everything is going to be OK" in the end.