Catholic teenager suspended for saying there are only two genders sues school district
A Catholic teenager who was reportedly suspended for saying there are only two genders is suing his New Hampshire public school district.
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Everything you need to know about the National Eucharistic Congress
Seeking to rekindle devotion to the Eucharist, the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops voted Nov. 17 to launch an ambitious, three-year revival initiative, culminating with a National Eucharistic Congress in Indianapolis in 2024.
Anna Duggar gives birth to 7th child as husband, Josh, expected in court for child porn charges
Anna Duggar, the wife of ex-reality star Josh Duggar, recently announced on social media that she gave birth to their seventh child three weeks ago in late October as her husband is due in court later this month as he faces child pornography charges.
The best Catholic Advent calendars for 2021
Here’s a list of our favorite Advent calendars to bring the Nativity story to your family, and hopefully create cherished memories and long-lasting traditions.
'Blatant Government Overreach': OSHA Suspends Biden's COVID Vaccine Mandate for Businesses
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has put a hold on enforcing the Biden administration's vaccine mandate for private employers after a federal appeals court stopped the measure last week.
Blessed Carlo Acutis named a patron of Eucharistic Revival campaign
Blessed Carlo Acutis will serve as the patron of the first year of a new three-year Eucharistic Revival project the U.S. bishops approved Nov. 17, a designation that entrusts a critical initiative to the intercession of a popular modern Catholic hero known for spreading devotion to the Blessed Sacrament.
Support for religious freedom up among Americans; majority consider worship ‘essential,’ survey says
The survey found that among the various demographic groups they surveyed, the people most likely to rate religious activities as 'essential' were Republicans, Generation X, and Black and Hispanic people.
Dr. Who Developed Successful Treatment for Sepsis Sues Hospital for Right to Treat COVID Patients with Ivermectin
An internationally acclaimed doctor from Norfolk, Virginia is suing Sentara hospitals for banning the use of certain drugs in the treatment of its COVID-19 patients.
Dr. Developed Successful Treatment for Sepsis, Now He's Suing Hospital for Right to Treat COVID Patients with Ivermectin
An internationally acclaimed doctor from Norfolk, Virginia is suing Sentara hospitals for banning the use of certain drugs in the treatment of its COVID-19 patients.
Rise of the Machines: Are We Entering 'Dangerous Territory' with Machines That Replace God?
High-tech and artificial intelligence are fast becoming a big part of our daily lives. Author Wallace Henley says if we are not careful, American society could easily enter into 'dangerous territory,' a less human world that forgets the preeminence of God.
