‘I’m a teacher but I serve God first’: Virginia teacher placed on leave after refusing to kowtow to trans ideology
An elementary school in Virginia has placed a physical education teacher on leave after he refused to affirm
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Mother Teresa's lawyer blasts new podcast likening her order to a cult
A new podcast that likens St. Teresa of Calcutta to a cult leader is full of “untruths and false accusations,” the former legal counsel for St. Teresa told CNA on Friday.
Biden eliminates Hyde amendment from 2022 budget request
President Joe Biden on Friday did not include the Hyde amendment in his final budget request to Congress for the 2022 fiscal year, thus allowing for funding of abortions.
Study: QAnon Is as Big as Some Major Religions in the U.S. — and One in Four White Evangelicals Believe It
As Republicans are poised to block an investigation into the attempted insurrection on January 6, the conspiracy theories that funneled many of the
How one crisis maternity home is building a culture of life
A Missouri crisis maternity home run by Catholic Charities recently celebrated the birth of the 100th baby to its formerly homeless clients.
'60 Minutes' slammed for airing detransitioners who regret transgender medicalization
A CBS 60 Minutes segment highlighting the suffering of individuals harmed by transgender medicalization has raised the ire of LGBT activists and has others believing a shift in the debate over ...
David Daleiden says NIH-funded research grafted illegally aborted babies' scalps onto lab mice
A pro-life activist is calling for Dr Anthony Fauci to testify before the U S Congress about his knowledge of federal funding awarded to a Pennsylvania university conducting experiments on human ...
Only 6% of Americans have a ‘biblical worldview,’ research from George Barna finds
Only 6% of Americans have a biblical worldview, according to research from notable evangelical pollster George Barna released as part of a new endeavor with the Christian conservative advocacy organization Family Research Council.
Archbishop Aquila: Germany's synodal path needs repentance, belief, truth
The German Catholic bishops and those involved in the synodal path of the Church in Germany must be the first to “repent and believe”, even as they call the world to do the same, Archbishop Samuel Aquila of Denver has said. He has warned that the synod’s first text puts forward “untenable” views of the Catholic Church, downplays the Church as God’s instrument of salvation, and ignores the tensions between the Church’s mission and worldly attitudes.
Philadelphia archbishop: ‘Nothing compares’ to being physically present at Sunday Mass
The Archbishop of Philadelphia this week invited Catholics back to Sunday Mass, emphasizing the importance of in-person attendance.
