Republican National Convention Concludes with Focus on Faith, Law and Order
Repeatedly highlighted throughout both Trump’s speech and the night overall was the growing violence and civil unrest throughout America.
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After Priest Supports Right to Choose, Boston Cardinal Says Life is Preeminent
Catholics, said Cardinal Sean O’Malley, should play an “active role” in public life, and “fulfill the basic obligation of a democracy, to vote.”
Boston Archdiocese Warns Clergy, Officials Over Political Statements
No particular member of the clergy or employee of an entity affiliated with the archdiocese was singled out in the letter for unapproved political activity.
Boston Priest: Catholics Can Support ‘Right to Choose,’ Archdiocese Declines Comment
In his post on social media, Msgr. Garrity added that he believes “any woman who becomes pregnant should have the right to choose to give birth to her baby.”
Faith, Life, and Justice Issues Take Center Stage at Republican National Convention
The Republican Party has not changed its 2016 platform, which calls for abortion to be illegal, but did release a list of 50 bullet points outlining the priorities of a second term of the Trump presidency.
CDC Report: One in Four Young Adults Contemplate Suicide
Fifty-four percent of essential workers surveyed said they had experienced at least one adverse mental or behavioral health symptom related to COVID-19.
DC Archdiocese Welcomes Maryland County Allowing Catholic Schools to Open
Catholic schools in Montgomery County, Maryland, can reopen for the coming semester after the county rescinded a second controversial order preventing all non-public schools from welcoming students for in-person learning until at least October 1.
Police Investigate Possible Arson Attack at Boston-Area Church
The fires set at Sacred Heart are the second fire-related damage at a Catholic church in the Archdiocese of Boston in the last month.
Physician Assisted Suicides Double in Canada
In 2019 alone, a total of 5,631 Canadians ended their lives through the country’s “Medical Assistance in Dying,” or “MAID” protocols.
Bishops Back School Choice Funding Bill
In an email campaign, the USCCB requested that Catholics contact their senators to encourage them to support the School Choice Now Act.
