New York Nuns Don’t Have to Assist Suicide—for Now, Court Says
Loading the Audio Player... A group of Catholic nuns recently received a temporary win in a federal district court in New York. The state will not enforce its assisted-suicide man...
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As Students Rally for Victims, Liberty Board Considers Outside Audit
The Justice for Janes movement has brought forth allegations of mishandled abuse cases and coverup.
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Nebraska AG finds 258 victims of Catholic church sex abuse | Crux
Crux,A Nebraska attorney general’s office investigation identified 258 victims who made credible allegations of sexual abuse against 57 Catholic church officials in the state going back decades.
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Planned Parenthood fundraiser to go ahead on campus of Catholic university | Crux
Crux,Pleas from members of the Loyola Marymount University community against tonight’s on-campus Planned Parenthood fundraiser have fallen on deaf ears with the Catholic university allowing the event to continue as scheduled.
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U.S. archbishop says ‘elitist leaders’ see Christianity as obstacle | Crux
Crux,Los Angeles Archbishop José H. Gomez said that Church institutions and businesses with Christian owners are increasingly being challenged and harassed.
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Appeals court agrees city can’t ban Catholic group’s rally | Crux
Crux,A federal appeals court has upheld a judge’s ruling that Baltimore city officials cannot ban a conservative Catholic media outlet from holding a rally at a city-owned pavilion during a U.S. bishops’ meeting.
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FSSP priest faces new federal child pornography charges
Federal authorities have filed additional child pornography charges against Father James W. Jackson, who was arrested Oct. 30 after Rhode Island investigators found “hundreds” of explicit sexual images on an external hard drive in his rectory office, according to court documents.
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Archbishop Gomez addresses rise of ‘wokeness’, social movements in US
On Thursday, Archbishop Jose Gomez discussed the rise of new secular ideologies and movements for social change in the United States during a virtual address to the Congress of Catholics and Public Life in Madrid.
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Texans approve broad protection of religious services
On Nov. 2, voters in Texas approved eight amendments to the state constitution, including one that bars the state and public officials from "enacting, adopting, or issuing a statute, order, proclamation, decision, or rule that prohibits or limits religious services.”
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Live Action’s pro-life 2363 campaign focuses on abortion’s daily death toll
The centerpiece of a new, multi-city campaign by the pro-life organization Live Action's new is a video in which a former abortionist details how the unborn child is killed.
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Kentucky Baptist college president fired after allegation he sexually assaulted female employee
The president of a Baptist college in Kentucky has been removed over allegations of inappropriate behavior, including sexually assaulting a female employee.
