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Centuries of religious freedom at risk with Virginia veto, Catholic bishops warn
The veto of a religious freedom bill means faith-based groups that support marriage as a union of a man and... Read more
US Bishops back legal protection for doctors who won't provide abortions
A proposed conscience protection act for health care professionals who oppose abortion would benefit both medical providers and their patients,... Read more
Carolina controversy: bathroom bills raise questions of safety, privacy
The overturn of a Charlotte, North Carolina ordinance allowing biological males to enter women’s restrooms helps offer important protections against... Read more
Funeral marks Mother Angelica's life as a 'faithful bride' to Jesus
Mother Angelica’s life must be viewed in reference to Jesus, the homilist at her funeral Mass said on Friday. Read more
The 'boast' of Mother Angelica was in Christ, not herself
The life of EWTN foundress Mother Angelica was a testament to St. Paul’s teaching that “God chose the weak of... Read more
FDA's abortion pill expansion targets babies up to 10 weeks into pregnancy
The US Food and Drug Administration on Wednesday expanded its recommended use of the abortion drug mifepristone, drawing criticism from... Read more
Padre Pio inspires help for homeless veterans in Maryland
St. Padre Pio’s spiritual life inspired many veterans of the Second World War – and now, his example has helped... Read more
The story of a loving father who was killed for resisting the Nazis
One theme unifies the stories of all the saints: Christians are never alone. Even in the most isolated circumstances, saints... Read more
Women drive peace and development, Vatican rep tells UN
The Holy See paid homage to all women and girls who have selflessly served others in education, healthcare, and forming... Read more
Georgia bishops: religious freedom bill veto a chance for more debate
Following the Georgia governor’s recent veto of a religious liberty bill, the state’s Catholic bishops are calling for further debate... Read more
Vatican diplomacy zeros-in on human rights in Africa
In a region fraught with political, ethnic and religious divisions, the Central African Republic's motto of “Unity, Dignity, and Work”... Read more
Utah anesthesia bill shows 'incoherence' of legal abortion, doctor says
A new Utah law requiring anesthesia for unborn babies during late-term abortions shows the contradiction between society’s view of life... Read more
A hopeful sign? New development in the Little Sisters' court case
The Supreme Court on Tuesday asked for parties in the Little Sisters’ case to submit alternative means, if possible, of... Read more
Schedule of events: Mother Angelica's funeral
Mother Mary Angelica of the Annunciation, foundress of the Eternal Word Television Network (EWTN), passed away on March 27 after... Read more
Mother Angelica, foundress of EWTN, dies on Easter
The Catholic Church in the United States has lost the Poor Clare nun who changed the face of Catholicism in... Read more
Let them serve: Hundreds outside court back Little Sisters
Hundreds of people – many of them women – joined religious sisters outside of the Supreme Court on Wednesday chanting... Read more
Divided Supreme Court hears Little Sisters’ case
The Little Sisters of the Poor and other religious charities should be free to carry out their ministries without having... Read more
Empower women and you empower the world, Vatican tells UN
If diplomacy and policy-making are to be successful, all women – including those who are often left out of the... Read more
Faith in a world under siege – thoughts from Archbishop Chaput
Despite the challenges facing the United States, Catholics and Mormons can work together – with St. Augustine as a model,... Read more
Members of Congress speak up for Little Sisters before big day in court
Members of the United States Congress have voiced their support for the Little Sisters of the Poor before their case... Read more
