Archive for February 13, 2020
Pope Francis on St. John Paul II: 'I learned from him'
In a newly published book, Pope Francis answers questions about himself and St. John Paul II, saying he learned the... Read more
Catholic lawyer grilled on contraception during House hearing
A Democratic congressman grilled a Catholic female law professor on her beliefs about contraception during a congressional hearing for a... Read more
Gregory orders McCarrick's coat of arms removed from Washington cathedral
A display in the cathedral has now been altered so that there is no gap between the arms of current... Read more
Connecticut students sue over trans-athlete school policy
Three female high school athletes have sued over a Connecticut policy allowing males identifying as females to compete in girls’... Read more
Senate to vote on 2 pro-life laws
The Senate will soon vote on two key pieces of pro-life legislation to protect infants surviving abortions and unborn children... Read more
Francis 'would be disappointed' by focus on priestly ordination of married men
The Archbishop of Armagh said Thursday that the pope's apostolic exhortation on the Amazon was foremost a call to preserve... Read more
Lay seminary prof in Buffalo charged with cyberstalking investigative reporter
The FBI in Buffalo has arrested a lay, adjunct seminary professor who is accused of making a death threat against a... Read more
Virginia bishops join second annual state March for Life
Bishop Michael Burbidge opened the rally with a prayer, and thanked the members of the state’s Senate and House of... Read more
International pro-life group says pro-choice bias fueled investigative report
Heartbeat International, a pro-life group that operates or supports crisis pregnancy centers throughout the world, said a recent investigative report... Read more
After priest says pedophilia 'doesn't kill anyone,' Bishop Tobin responds
Rhode Island’s Catholic bishop has responded to controversy over a series of remarks from a priest in his diocese, which... Read more
Catholics leaders in US call for nationwide limit on payday loan interest
Catholics in the US are pushing for a national, bipartisan bill that would limit the interest rate on payday and... Read more
More wives, fewer penalties? Utah debates partial decriminalization of polygamy
The Utah Senate will consider a bill that would partially decriminalize polygamy after a state senate committee passed it unanimously,... Read more
On transgenderism: Common ground, and real differences, between Catholics and radical feminists
In their efforts to teach the truth in the face of the transgender ideology, Catholics are finding an unlikely ally:... Read more
