Panel seeks to find ‘common ground’ in polarized nation
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A Dec. 7 Georgetown University Initiative on Catholic Social Thought and Public Life discussion explored how a divided nation can rediscover the common good.
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POLICY DIGEST: Another setback for vaccine mandate; Senate drops draft requirement for women | Baptist Press
Biden Administration suffers another setback on vaccine mandate for workers; Senate drops potential requirement for women to register for draft.
'You See Baby Sucking Their Thumb': These Powerful Ultrasound Images May Be Key to Defeating Roe v. Wade
As head of "PregnantSee", a company in Fairfax, Virginia that offers 3, 4 and 5-D ultrasounds, Christopoulos provides a unique experience for moms to see their growing baby in astonishing detail. "Now with 3D ultrasound you can see actual fat plump cheeks, you see baby sucking their little thumb, making facial gestures that are so human."
Will Women Be Forced into Military Draft One Day? GOP Celebrates as Dems Finally Drop Idea for Now
Women will not be required to register for the military draft after Congress finally dropped that provision from the National Defense Authorization Act on Monday. The Senate is likely to vote on this next week.
PHOTOS: Los Angeles, San Diego pay tribute to Our Lady of Guadalupe with processions, Masses after year hiatus
On Sunday, the Archdiocese of Los Angeles held its 90th annual procession and outdoor Mass honoring Our Lady of Guadalupe. The celebration, which is the oldest religious procession in Los Angeles, was established by Catholics who fled persecution by the Mexican government during the Cristero War in 1931.
Capitol Police Inspector General Says Department Needs More Training, Not Prepared for Future Attacks
Investigations into the Jan. 6th riot are escalating on both sides of Capitol Hill.
Man who designed the Ark Encounter and Creation Museum attractions in Kentucky dies at 77
The man who helped design the Ark Encounter and Creation Museum attractions in Kentucky, whose craftsmanship helped unveil the refurbished Statue of Liberty in 1986, died last Thursday at the age of 77.
WATCH: Students at Catholic college target pro-life talk with obscenity-laced protest
The University of San Diego will not say if any students who shouted obscenities and displayed vulgar signs during a recent pro-choice demonstration on the Catholic college’s campus will be disciplined.
Did Christmas Really Start as a Pagan Holiday? - RELEVANT
Every year, around this time, along with the endless "War on Christmas" debates, you're bound to find a new spin on an old line: that Christians stole
Did Christmas Really Start as a Pagan Holiday?
Every year, around this time, along with the endless "War on Christmas" debates, you're bound to find a new spin on an old line: that Christians stole
