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Little Sisters of the Poor ramping up protections for elderly over coronavirus
Nursing care facilities around the country are ramping up efforts to protect their residents from COVID-19. One religious order told... Read more
The Fourteen Holy Helpers: Plague saints for a time of coronavirus
By this time in the coronavirus outbreak, you may have cruised the empty toilet paper aisles and pasta shelves at... Read more
Washington DC homeless shelter serves the poor despite coronavirus fears
As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) spreads in the U.S., one Catholic organization is trying to protect a population that is particularly... Read more
Hebda 'confounded' by 'Abortion Providers Appreciation Day' celebrations
The twin cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul both celebrated March 10 as “Abortion Providers Appreciation Day.” Minnesota’s archbishop said... Read more
Sen. Sasse calls for Justice Department to investigate PornHub
Senator Ben Sasse called on the Attorney General to investigate the website Pornhub on Monday. The senator said the site had promoted videos... Read more
Justice Department highlights state-level religious freedom violations
The Department of Justice is targeting state and local government violations of religious freedom, a senior DOJ official told reporters on... Read more
Sanders announces plans to expand abortion access and funding
If elected president, Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) would use his Medicare for all policy to increase access to abortion nationwide,... Read more
Hearing delayed in lawsuit over teacher's firing for same-sex marriage
Indiana's Marion Superior Court has postponed a hearing scheduled for Tuesday in a religious liberty case over whether a Catholic... Read more
Fordham University suspends campus classes over coronavirus
The Jesuit university in The Bronx announced that the suspension will continue through Tuesday, March 10, after which all classes... Read more
Why a new consecration to St. Joseph is spreading like wildfire
One of the most prominent people in the life of Jesus Christ, St. Joseph, his foster father, is also one... Read more
Louisiana AG: Argument against Unsafe Abortion Act ‘absolutely a lie’
In a Thursday interview, Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry said efforts to conflate the case with a Texas law regulating... Read more
Catholics react to Alabama execution of Nathaniel Woods
Late Thursday evening, the state of Alabama executed 43 year-old Nathaniel Woods by lethal injection. Read more
Mormon elders row back LGBT rule repeal at BYU
An elder from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints issued a letter on Tuesday responding to a Mormon... Read more
SBA List announces new spending to reelect Lipinski
The national pro-life group Susan B. Anthony List will make a five-figure investment in the primary race of pro-life Democrat... Read more
Mississippi bill would ban abortions on basis of sex, race, genetic abnormality
A bill has been introduced in the Mississippi legislature to prohibit abortions being performed because of race, sex, or genetic... Read more
‘Heart of hospitality’ best way for Catholic parishes to serve the disabled
How can parishes be welcoming to people with disabilities, and form them in the Catholic faith? Read more
'We must be humble', Cardinal Cupich says as 'Vos estis' task force begins work
After being named to the Vatican’s task force for the protection of minors against sexual abuse, Cardinal Blase Cupich of... Read more
'Ground Zero for pro-life Democrats': The fight for Dan Lipinski's seat
As national pro-abortion groups pour money into a Chicago primary race to unseat one of the last pro-life Democrats in... Read more
March for Martyrs aims to raise awareness of persecuted Christians
This May, For the Martyrs will host the first March for the Martyrs on May 9 in Long Beach, California. Read more
Portland archdiocese: Coronavirus or no, Communion can be received on the tongue
The right to receive Holy Communion on the tongue has been affirmed by the Archdiocese of Portland in Oregon, which... Read more
