Indianapolis Archdiocese: Lab Results Indicate Discolored Host Was ‘Not Miraculous’
Scientific analysis indicated that the cause was natural.
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Indianapolis Archdiocese Looks Into Possible Eucharistic Miracle
‘A careful investigation, with assistance from a professional laboratory, is in progress’ at St. Anthony of Padua parish in Morris, Indiana.
Not Going to Indy? 5 Ways to Participate Remotely in the National Eucharistic Congress
COMMENTARY: By looking for ways in which we can manifest our faith and devotion in the Lord’s True Presence in the Eucharist, we can spiritually unite ourselves with the congress.
Archdiocese of Indianapolis Fights for the Right to Have Faithful Employees
A federal district court in Indiana ruled that the Archdiocese of Indianapolis and its Roncalli Catholic High School have the First Amendment right to uphold moral standards — not only for religion teachers, but also for counselors and others who aid in the Christian formation of students.
Federal Court Dismisses Lawsuit Against Indianapolis Archdiocese
On Tuesday, the court ruled that a former teacher qualified as a minister of religion in her role as co-director of guidance at a local Catholic high school. Federal law prohibiting workplace discrimination includes an exception for ministers of religion.
Indiana Court Tosses Out Lawsuit Against Indianapolis Archdiocese
The lawsuit against the archdiocese was filed by a former teacher at Cathedral High School in Indianapolis.
After Mass Shooting in Indianapolis, Archbishop Offers Prayers
Eight people were pronounced dead at the scene, five people were hospitalized with injuries from the shooting, and two others were treated for injuries at the scene and released, the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department reported.
Indianapolis Archdiocese: Government Cannot Interfere in Mission of Catholic Schools
Vice President of the Becket Fund for Religious Liberty Luke Goodrich said, “If the First Amendment means anything, it means the government can’t punish the Catholic Church for asking Catholic educators to support Catholic teaching."
Hearing Delayed in Lawsuit Over Teacher's Firing for Same-Sex Marriage
The Department of Justice has said that the school's decision was protected by the First Amendment.
Indianapolis Archdiocese Faces Third Discrimination Complaint
The archdiocese defended its decision not to renew the contract of a school employee who publicly defended the same-sex ‘marriages’ of two former colleagues.
