Armed Man Shot Near Washington Monument, Secret Service Says
Loading the Audio Player... The White House was briefly placed on lockdown Monday afternoon after U.S. Secret Service agents exchanged gunfire with an armed suspect. Shortly after...
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Vermont diocese sees record-low number of priests
The Diocese of Burlington has seen a record-low number of priests this year, with only 50 priests in the entire state of Vermont.
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Archbishop Aquila: Catholic Democrats should take responsibility, not weaponize the Eucharist
Archbishop Samuel Aquila of Denver in his Friday column called out the 60 Catholic Democrats who penned a letter defending their pro abortion position to stop "weaponizing the Eucharist."
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US Justice Department halts federal executions
US Attorney General Merrick Garland issued a moratorium on federal executions while the Department of Justice conducts a review of its policies and procedures, the department announced Thursday.
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Archbishop Gomez: Catholic missionaries such as St Junipero witness to the ‘American creed’
The early Catholic missionaries to what became the United States were witnesses to the American belief that all persons have rights to life and liberty, Archbishop Jose Gomez wrote on Friday.
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What Cosby’s Release Reveals About the Justice System
On Wednesday, jaws all over America collectively dropped when disgraced actor and comedian Bill Cosby walked out of prison a free man, just three years
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NJ to allow biological males into women’s prisons; settles ACLU lawsuit
New Jersey will require prisons in the Garden State to house inmates based on their self-declared gender identity instead of biological sex as part of a settlement of a lawsuit filed by the American ...
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Pew Study: Trump’s White Evangelical Support Increased Between 2016 and 2020
Now that there's a little bit of breathing room from the 2020 election and all its attendant unpleasantness/attempted insurrections, more research is
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Pro-life groups challenge Louisville buffer-zone ordinance
Pro-life groups this week challenged a “buffer zone” ordinance approved by the city of Louisville, Kentucky.
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Historic Denver church vandalized, motive unclear
A historic Catholic church in downtown Denver was tagged with graffiti on Monday evening, in a possible reference to the controversy over former Catholic-run schools for Indigenous in Canada.
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Colorado Memorial Draws Religious Freedom Concerns
A memorial honoring veterans in a cemetery in Monument, Colorado, has attracted national attention due to its reference to Jesus Christ. Organizations ranging from the Jewish War Veterans of the U.S.A. to the Military Religious Freedom Foundation have called for the marker to be removed.
