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Born in Kerala, India, Fr. Theopane was compared to Padre Pio for the holiness of his life and his ministry of intercessory prayer. On February 21, the Vatican announced that Pope Leo XIV is declaring Servant of God Fr. Theopane (born Michael Koodalloor) "venerable." This means that the Vatican has reviewed his life and has confirmed that Fr. Theopane led a life of heroic virtue. It is the next step in his cause of canonization. Once two miracles can be confirmed through his intercession, he can be first "beatified" and then "canonized." VaticanNews explains how Fr. Theopane is often compared to St. Padre Pio: Widely regarded as one of the most esteemed Capuchin preachers of his time, Theophane was known for his humility and closeness to the poor. Some compared him to Padre Pio of Pietrelcina, especially for the way he welcomed and prayed for those who sought his counsel. His reputation for holiness, already widespread during his lifetime, grew further after his death. Who was Fr. Theopane? Born in Kerala, India in 1913, Fr. Theopane was raised in a Catholic household and was eager to be an altar server once he was old enough. During high school he desired

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Board member Nick Beaven-Parshal confirmed the resignation on Feb. 25WYANDOTTE, Mich. – Wyandotte Public Schools board member Cindy Kinney resigned after public backlash over a Facebook comment that compared Muslims to dogs. Board member Nick Beaven-Parshal confirmed the resignation on Wednesday (Feb. 25). At a school board meeting Tuesday night, all of Kinney’s fellow board members called for her to resign, according to meeting participants. --6 Wyandotte School Board members urge resignation over social media post comparing Muslims to dogs The Facebook post is not being republished on Local 4 due to its offensive nature, but it has prompted widespread criticism from residents and local leaders. Kinney issued an apology for the comment but did not attend the meeting, citing a planned vacation, the board said. The school board said it will move to fill the vacant seat until the next scheduled school board election. Copyright 2026 by WDIV ClickOnDetroit - All rights reserved.About the AuthorBrandon Carr headshotBrandon Carr Brandon Carr is a digital content producer for ClickOnDetroit and has been with WDIV Local 4 since November 2021.  » Read More

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Snapchat is entering the awards game. The social media platform is hosting its first Snappys Awards Show, honoring breakout creators across entertainment, comedy, music, sports and beauty. The Snappys will take place on March 31 at Snap‘s Santa Monica headquarters, welcoming a variety of influencers, industry leaders and special guests. Comedian and creator Matt Friend will host, and DJ Khaled will be presented with the Lifetime Achievement Award, recognizing his impact and influence as a creator, artist and entrepreneur. “Snapchat has always been the place where I can be completely myself — it’s where some of the most creative, original voices are building real communities every single day,” Friend said in a statement. “I’ve grown up on this platform, so getting to host The Snappys Awards Show and celebrate the creators who are shaping comedy, music, sports and everything in between feels full circle. It’s going to be a night that’s very Snapchat: unexpected, unfiltered and all about Snap Stars.” Categories at the show will include recognition for breakout creator, storyteller, collaboration, comedy, and cultural impact, as Jim Shepherd, Snapchat’s head of content partnerships, says, “The Snappys Awards Show is a reflection of how powerful the creator community on Snapchat

St. Joseph County Jail ST. JOSEPH COUNTY, Ind. -- A 24-year-old man has been charged with Child Molesting after meeting the child over Snapchat. The 24-year-old, Landon Haggerty, was charged with three counts of Child Molesting Where Defendant is at Least 21 Years of Age as Level 1 Felonies. According to the Probable Cause Affidavit, the victim said that they had met Haggerty over Snapchat when they both disclosed their ages and continued having conversations there until they began a "relationship" that included sexual intercourse. Once officers began to pursue Haggerty, a friend of his noted that he'd sent a message stating "he wouldn't go back to jail, and he would die before he did." Haggerty was then found at the Quality Inn after his phone number was pinged nearby. Haggerty was brought into custody and charged. Haggerty's initial hearing has been set for Monday, Mar. 2.