Social media being weaponized against religious freedom, Archbishop Cordileone argues
The archbishop of San Francisco has warned of the use of social media to promote a “new kind of fundamentalism” hostile to religious freedom, in an Aug. 12 op-ed.
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Porn Survivor Turned Christian Minister Reveals Hard Drugs Like Heroin Were Her Only Escape from the Pain
A porn survivor is revealing the deep pain she endured while involved in the porn industry, and the only way to silence her suicidal suffering was through heavy drug use.
A Texas Death Row Inmate Is Suing to Have His Pastor Lay Hands on Him as He Dies
John Henry Ramirez is on death row in Texas and is scheduled to be executed on September 8. Now, he is suing prison officials to allow his pastor to lay
Pro-life groups praise Senate opposition to taxpayer-funded abortion
Pro-life groups praised the Senate on Wednesday for narrowly approving language against taxpayer-funded abortion.
Facing COVID criticism, Catholic Charities defends its ministry to migrants
Catholic Charities on Thursday defended its ministry to migrants, amid criticism that one of its member agencies is acting recklessly with regard to the pandemic.
Christian teacher quits in front of school board to protest 'highly politicized agendas'
A Christian public school teacher resigned in front of her school board Tuesday night to protest its embrace of what she calls highly politicized agendas that contradict her beliefs
Virginia school district passes controversial policy forcing teachers to use trans pronouns
A Virginia school district has passed a new policy that, among other things, allows trans-identified students to use bathrooms that correspond with their gender identity and requires teachers to ...
Charleston bishop blesses new crisis maternity home
The bishop of Charleston on Wednesday blessed a new home for women experiencing a crisis pregnancy in South Carolina.
USCCB ‘grateful’ for passage of infrastructure bill, urges no funding of abortions
The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) on Tuesday offered some praise of the U.S. Senate’s passage of a $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill, while critiquing one provision and warning against any funding of abortion.
Catholic high school can fire staff in same-sex marriages, court rules
A federal court has ruled against a counselor who was fired from a Catholic high school in Indiana because she was in a same-sex marriage, citing the legal standard of ministerial exception
