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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On communion, DC cardinal says bishops are pastors, not ‘police’ | Crux Now
With debate ongoing as to whether prochoice politicians should be able to receive communion, Cardinal Wilton Gregory of Washington has said the role of bishops who make that decision is not to be police, but pastors.
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New head of California Catholic Conference sees battles over Church healthcare | Crux
Crux,Kathleen Domingo is Executive Director of the California Catholic Conference, the first woman to hold this position.
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Mom blasts school board for allowing books promoting pedophilia in school libraries
A concerned mother has slammed one of the largest school districts in the United States for including sexually explicit books in their high school libraries, which she classified as “pornography” for their graphic descriptions of sex acts between men and boys.
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‘Absurd’ pro-abortion laws in California highlight need for parent-child communication, policy expert says
California Governor Gavin Newsom signed a pair of bills Sept. 22 that relate to privacy surrounding abortion, and a policy expert commented to CNA that the laws highlight the importance of parent-child communication regarding difficult topics such as abortion.
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Some stolen items from Denver parish church recovered
Several valuable items belonging to a Denver Catholic parish, including the tabernacle and vessels used for Mass, were recovered late last week, after the church was robbed nearly a month ago.
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University in PA Warns Against ‘Misgendering…Deadnaming’: Student Asks, ‘What About My Conscience Rights?’
Students at one university in Pennsylvania are being threatened that "action could be taken" against them if they don't address classmates by their preferred pronouns or preferred name.
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Former California pastor sentenced to 14 years for defrauding investors of $33M
A former pastor in California was recently sentenced to 14 years in prison after being found guilty of overseeing a church-based investment scam that defrauded investors of 33 million
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Philadelphia Catholic agency can once again help make foster care placements, after settlement with city
Catholic Social Services of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia is once again helping make foster care placements, following a legal settlement with the city to cap a years-long court battle.
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Bishop says to help the world, church first has to heal its own divides | Crux Now
Bishop Frank Caggiano says for the church to inspire the world to live out the messages of Pope Francis it first needs to fix its own fractures and come together.
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‘Human mobility’ is reality all local churches must address, says cardinal | Crux
Crux,Just as the “perilous state of the natural and social environments” drove Pope Francis to speak of “our one, shared common home,” so too does the worldwide aspect of migration “and desperate flight,” a Vatican official said.
