(Andrew Fowler/National Catholic Register) — Julie Baaki cried tears of joy and gratitude when she heard the news. On Jan. 27, the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) designated Our Lady of Martyrs Shrine in Auriesville, New York, as a national … Continue reading
The following is a Catholic Action League of Massachusetts news release… On March 5th, the Healey/Driscoll Administration announced that it was authorizing Bay State pharmacists to dispense, over the counter, oral contraceptives, without cost, to Health Safety Net patients, and to recipients … Continue reading
This case seems to have the potential to be a game changer in the area of school choice, where those defending parental and religious rights have been making great strides in recent years. (Kate Quiñones/CNA/National Catholic Register) — A Catholic … Continue reading
The following is a Catholic Action League of Massachusetts press statement… On Ash Wednesday, March 5th, reporter Tom Joyce of the New Boston Post, contacted the Catholic Action League of Massachusetts, seeking a comment from C.J. Doyle on the appearance of … Continue reading
TOPEKA, Kansas (TFP Student Action) — On March 28, the Kansas State Capitol will be the site of a public sacrilege. A group called The Satanic Grotto has scheduled what they call a Black Mass inside the Capitol building from … Continue reading
(Clare Marie Merkowsky/LifeSiteNews) — This year, nearly 40 Protestant pastors have contacted the Coming Home Network, a Catholic conversion organization, about entering the Catholic Church. In a March 3 post on X, JonMarc Grodi, director of the Coming Home Network, revealed that … Continue reading
OLYMPIA, Washington (Matt Lamb/LifeSiteNews) — The Washington state Senate passed legislation to throw priests in jail for almost a full year for maintaining the Seal of Confession. Senator Noel Frame, a Democrat, is on her third attempt to force priests to divulge … Continue reading
The Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem, Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa, releases a message at the start of Lent, recalling that the “overbearing rhetoric of conflict and recrimination” can never prevent God from carrying out reconciliation in Jesus. (Vatican News/Federico Piana) — As the … Continue reading
For the past six decades, the agency has been operated on the morally bankrupt principle that the best way to eliminate poverty is to eliminate the children of the poor. (Michael Hichborn and Steven Mosher/National Catholic Register) — The National … Continue reading
Yesterday — before the President’s speech last night — Phil Lawler published an excellent opinion piece on an issue that is or should be of paramount importance to Catholics who would like to see respect for the Natural Law enshrined … Continue reading
Gaza is currently experiencing a fragile peace, but a visiting delegation from ACN found that the situation in the West Bank has not improved for Christians, who must struggle to find reasons to hope in the future. Aid to the … Continue reading
“In fact, from the very beginning it was designed to be an instrument of population control.” (Steven Mosher/LifeSiteNews) — The closure of a corrupt government agency is always cause for celebration. Not that it happens very often. As President Ronald … Continue reading
(Matt McDonald/CNA) — Idaho has enacted a school choice bill that would allow parents to use public funds to send their kids to private schools, and two other Republican-controlled states are moving closer to approving similar legislation. The Idaho measure … Continue reading
LifeSiteNews has published a fascinating article by Doyen Nguyen, M.D., S.T.D. — a Catholic moral theologian/bioethicist who is also a physician — on how the case of Zach Dunlap exposes the medical and ethical incoherence of so-called “brain death.” This … Continue reading
Pope Francis, 88, has now been in the hospital for seven days. The Holy See Press Office says that he is “stable” and has made “slight improvement.” Yesterday afternoon, he was able to meet with Italy’s Prime Minister, Giorgia Meloni, … Continue reading
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