How ‘In God We Trust’ Bills Help Advance Christian Nationalism
“In God We Trust” became the national motto 65 years ago this month. But over the past few years, a string of bills and city ordinances has sought to expand its usage and presence.
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Diocese responds after state senator says he was denied Communion
After a New Mexico state senator said he was denied Communion this weekend because of a political matter, his diocese responded that it had privately warned him he should not approach for Communion, due to his obstinate support for a pro-abortion bill.
Texas Senate Has Passed Bill Ending the Requirement to Teach About Civil Rights in State Curriculum
The Texas Senate passed legislation ending requirements that public schools include curriculum on the women’s suffrage and Civil Rights movements in
Frito-Lay Workers Ask Customers to Boycott Frito-Lay Products in Support of Their Strike Against 84-Hour Workweeks
Hundreds of Frito-Lay workers in Topeka, Kansas, are on strike, citing shocking work conditions including forced overtime and 84-hour workweeks brought on
Little Rock bishop limits Traditional Latin Mass to two parishes administered by FSSP
The celebration of Traditional Latin Mass in the Diocese of Little Rock, which covers the entirety of the state of Arkansas, will now be limited to two parishes administered by the Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter (FSSP), the bishop said Friday.
Parents, activists pushing back against critical race theory's 'destructive message' in America's school
As the debate about critical race theory continues to engulf the political discourse in the United States, grassroots organizations and activists are relying on a variety of methods to combat the ideology’s influence on American education and counter what they characterize as a “destructive message.”
Tulsa bishop: Eucharistic coherence is about helping people grow in communion with Christ
The controversy over reception of Communion by supporters of abortion is ordered to helping all Catholics to grow in communion with Christ, the Bishop of Tulsa wrote to the faithful of his diocese on Friday.
Cardinal Dolan emphasizes hope amid global religious persecution
There is reason for hope for global religious freedom, Cardinal Timothy Dolan of New York told an international gathering of religious and civic leaders in Washington, D.C. on Thursday.
Senate passes legislation restricting imports from Uyghur forced labor
A bipartisan bill to prohibit goods made by enslaved Uyghurs from entering the United States passed the Senate on Wednesday, July 14.
Parents sue DC over 'reckless,' 'unconstitutional' law to vaccinate kids without parental consent
Parents in Washington, D C , have filed a lawsuit against the District over a new law that allows officials to vaccinate children in public schools without parental consent, even if they have a ...
