New Report Publicizes Plight of Christians in Pakistan
‘They don’t have any hope’: Catholics in the country face intense persecution and systemic discrimination.
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Louisiana’s Ten Commandments Law: Catholics Weigh In
What is the role of religion in the public square?
Chinese Communist Party Erasing Religion with Village Renaming Effort
The 630 changes exhibit a greater campaign within China toward eliminating all religious belief, according to Reggie Littlejohn, founder and president of Women’s Rights Without Frontiers.
New York Legislature Seeks to Require Catholic, Private Schools to Recognize Preferred Pronouns
Cardinal Timothy Dolan and over 14,000 Catholics have publicly opposed the proposed ‘Nonpublic Dignity for All Students Act,’ which could leave Catholic schools vulnerable to discrimination lawsuits.
Burning With Love: Catholic Art Competition Honors the Sacred Heart
Dappled Things’ awards respond to need for fresh, creative and orthodox depictions of Christ.
Reactions Erupt as Supreme Court Upholds FDA’s Abortion Pill Guidelines
A statement from Students for Life of America, which filed an amicus curiae brief for the case, called the ruling ‘disappointing but not surprising.’
