Songbirds Are Dying Across the Eastern U.S. and Scientists Can’t Figure Out Why
A mysterious disease is making its way across the songbird population of the Eastern United States, infecting at least a dozen species of birds across
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They Never Thought They'd Do It: Wheelchair-Bound Hikers Hit the Trail
A ministry called Luke 5 Adventures helps wheel-chair-bound people enjoy the outdoors and go on nature hikes in Ohio's Mt. Airy Forest Park.
New Hampshire moves to restrict late-term abortions
New Hampshire’s 2021 budget includes a limit on late-term abortions, a significant change from current policy which allows abortions up to the point of birth.
US bishops' petition to preserve Hyde Amendment surpasses 130,000 signatures
The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops is encouraging Americans to sign their petition to save the “Hyde Amendment” from being eliminated in congressional legislation.
'We Will Fight On': Football Coach Who Was Fired for Praying is Heading Back to Supreme Court
The former Washington state high school football coach who was fired over his post-game prayers is headed back to the U.S. Supreme Court after a years-long legal battle.
'In God We Trust': Meet the VA Councilman Who Led a Push to Place This 'Unifying Banner' on City Vehicles
City council members in Chesapeake, Virginia voted unanimously last Tuesday to place "In God We Trust" decals on all city vehicles, then received a round of applause from those attending the meeting after the measure was passed.
Catholic teaching challenges award for Prince Harry, Meghan Markle’s two-child limit
Catholic leaders challenge an environmental award to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle for limiting their family to two children.
FSSP says it is ‘deeply saddened’ by Pope Francis' Latin Mass restrictions
The Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter issued a statement on Tuesday reaffirming their fidelity to Pope Francis, and expressing their disappointment with his recent motu proprio restricting the use of traditional liturgies.
Springfield bishop dispenses parishes from restrictions on the Traditional Latin Mass
The bishop of Springfield in Illinois on Monday dispensed two parish churches in his diocese from an article of a new papal document that restricted the use of traditional liturgies.
USCCB general secretary resigns amid allegations of improper behavior
Msgr. Jeffrey Burrill, the general secretary of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, resigned from his post on Tuesday ahead of a media report alleging that he frequented gay bars and private residences while using a popular “hookup” app on his mobile device.
