In-N-Out CEO Urges Employees to ‘turn to God’ after Idaho Shooting
In-N-Out Burger owner and CEO Lynsi Snyder has confirmed that one of the victims in a shooting at one of the fast food chain s locations in Idaho was an employee
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Catholic sites suffered more than 100 acts of vandalism, arson since May 2020, USCCB says
The U.S. bishops’ conference on Thursday reported that churches and Catholic sites have been targeted in more than 100 acts of vandalism, arson, and other destruction since May 2020.
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US dioceses prepare to open synod process this month
Dioceses across the United States are preparing for the consultation process for the Synod on Synodality, a two-year, worldwide undertaking during which Catholics will be encouraged to submit feedback to their local diocese.
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VA Mom Escaped Chinese Oppression, Now She Sees Straight Communism in US Attempts to Silence Parents
A Virginia mother who's a survivor of Mao's brutal "Cultural Revolution" in China is speaking out about the methods used by the National School Boards Association and the Biden Justice Department to silence parents.
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Vandalism at Denver’s cathedral is latest incident against local churches | Crux Now
The Archdiocese of Denver said Oct. 10 that Catholics “continue to pray for the conversion of those who carry out acts of desecration against our churches, statues and religious symbols.”
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Biden to meet with Pope Francis to discuss COVID-19, climate | Crux Now
President Joe Biden is set to meet Pope Francis when he visits the Vatican later this month as part of a five-day swing through Italy and the U.K. for global economic and climate change meetings.
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Rocket mission is dream come true for Maryland Catholic high school grad | Crux Now
When Audrey Powers went boldly into space Oct. 13 with the actor who played the original Captain Kirk on “Star Trek,” the thoughts, prayers and cheers of Mount de Sales Academy, her alma mater, went with her.
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Suit: US enabling LGBTQ discrimination in foster program | Crux Now
The federal government is funding organizations that illegally discriminate against LGBTQ candidates to become foster care parents for unaccompanied refugee children, a lawsuit filed Wednesday alleges.
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‘Authoritarianism’: Federal Judge Condemns DC Jail Officials for ‘Deliberate Mistreatment’ of Jan. 6 Rioters
In a case involving a Jan. 6 Capitol riot defendant with a broken wrist, a federal judge held the District of Columbia's corrections director and jail warden in contempt of court Wednesday. And he's asking the Justice Department to investigate whether the civil rights of other inmates arrested in the riot are being abused.
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From abortionist to pro-life leader: What changed this doctor’s heart?
Kathi Aultman thought she found her calling as a doctor for Planned Parenthood, but God had other plans.
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Judge again blocks New York medical worker vaccine mandate without religious exemption
Medical workers in New York can seek religious exemptions from a state COVID-19 vaccine mandate while a lawsuit challenging the requirement advances, a federal judge ruled Tuesday.
