US State Department ‘Monitoring’ UK Government Arrest of Pro-Life Advocate
Livia Tossici-Bolt said she is ‘grateful’ the State Department is interested in her case.
Results from Tag: 'freedom of speech'
Peruvian Bishop Denounces ‘Direct Attack’ On Church’s Freedom of Speech
Father Hoyos told EWTN News that 'God will hold us accountable for all the lives we are allowing to be murdered in the world.'
Trump’s Constitutional Triad: Speech, Conscience and Family
COMMENTARY: Less than two months into the president’s second term, the future of religious liberty and other constitutional rights in America has changed for the better.
British Army Veteran Convicted of Praying Silently Near Abortion Facility
Adam Smith-Connor had approached a British Pregnancy Advisory Service abortion facility in Bournemouth, in the southwest English county of Dorset, in November 2022. He intended to pray for his unborn son, who had died in an abortion he helped procure at a similar facility more than two decades ago.
The Prayer of a Holy Journalist Before Dying for the Freedom of the Catholic Press
St. Brandsma visited 14 editors before the Gestapo arrested him.
Journalism That Matters: Justice Served at Notre Dame
EDITORIAL: A newspaper on campus at the University of Notre Dame won an important freedom-of-speech decision against a university professor who advocated for abortion rights.
Creative Fireworks
A NOTE FROM THE PUBLISHER: In the potentially landmark case 303 Creative v. Elenis, the Supreme Court has the opportunity — and constitutional obligation — to embrace the Catholic understanding of the human person and our fundamental conscience rights.
Father Gough: ‘I Was Conceived in the Context of Violence, and My Mother Chose Life for Me’
U.K. priest’s pro-life witness is personal.
No ‘Wall of Separation’ Between Church and Free Speech
The case of Colorado web designer Lorie Smith, as argued before the Supreme Court, is not about free exercise of religion but freedom of speech, and almost certainly it will be decided that way.
US Supreme Court to Hear Case of Web Designer Who Objects to Same-Sex ‘Marriage’
The court agreed Feb. 22 to consider ‘whether applying a public-accommodation law to compel an artist to speak or stay silent violates the Free Speech Clause of the First Amendment.’
