Oregon to let woman adopt amid battle over gender ideology
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Jesse Ridgway Doubles Down on Aborting Baby with Down Syndrome, Blasts Christian Critics
YouTube personality Jesse Ridgway is doubling down on his and his wife Ashley s decision to abort their unborn son after learning he had Down syndrome, blasting critics who condemned the couple and
Surrogate Mother Who Refused Abortion Makes Emergency Appeal to SCOTUS in Custody Dispute
A surrogate who says she refused to abort a baby diagnosed with a serious heart condition is asking the U S Supreme Court to intervene after a Texas judge ruled against the woman in her custody
Pastor Who Suffered a Stroke in ICE Custody Has Been Released
Gabriel Johnson, a Liberian-born pastor living in North Carolina who suffered a stroke while in the custody of U S Immigration and Customs Enforcement last month, has left immigration detention and
EWTN to offer extensive coverage of Fulton Sheen beatification
EWTN will offer extensive live coverage and special programming surrounding the Sept. 24 beatification of Venerable Fulton Sheen, highlighting his life, legacy, and impact on Catholic media.
Practice of ember days bearing fruit for missionary religious community
Father Dave Brokke, with the Society of Our Lady of the Most Holy Trinity (SOLT), says embracing the traditional practice of ember days has become a way of fostering vocations.
Chicago Archdiocese to pay $5.5 million to 9 abuse victims, attorneys say
The settlement was hailed as a “tipping point and a turning point” regarding allegations of abuse in the archdiocese.
Scantily-clad trans activist wielding crucifix rips out pages of the Bible at 9/11 protest
A transgender performance artist tore pages from a Bible and read aloud from the book of Micah during a counter-protest outside New York City Hall on Friday, the 25th anniversary of the September 11
Court says Chicago Archdiocese, Catholic sisters won’t have to submit to state suicide law
The Catholic objectors will be shielded from the law while a federal lawsuit plays out against the state policy.
Claire Lai, daughter of jailed Hong Kong advocate, announces cancer diagnosis
Catholic activist Jimmy Lai’s daughter enters treatment for cancer, Iraq to build largest Marian shrine, canonization cause opens for Belfast priests, and more in this week’s world news roundup.
