Catholic Congressman Lipinski: ‘People Make Their Political Party Their Religion’
The Congressman said that the headwinds he faced from the abortion lobby revealed the level of their concern to silence a pro-life Democratic voice.
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Supreme Court Hears Case on Right of Catholic Schools to Fire Religion Teachers
The two cases focused on the “ministerial exception,” which protects the right of churches and religious ministries to select and terminate ministers without government interference.
White House Hosts Service for National Day of Prayer
The prayer service emphasized prayer for protection from the coronavirus pandemic, as well as prayer for the sick and their families, and health care workers.
NY Catholic Nursing Homes in ‘Desperate Need’ of Supplies to Fight Coronavirus
New York City has become the epicenter of the U.S. pandemic, with the number of confirmed cases skyrocketing from more than 5,700 cases on March 20 to more than 57,000 confirmed cases and 1,584 deaths as of April 3.
Lives Worth Living? Why Healthcare Rationing Must Be Ethical
Health experts have warned that the U.S. healthcare system could soon be overwhelmed with new hospitalizations as the virus spreads, and face a shortage of beds and necessary equipment such as ventilators.
Bishop Pleads for Christians to Remember Ukraine: ‘Somebody is Killed Every Day’
As many as 14,000 are estimated to have died from the conflict between Ukraine and forces of Russia and Russian-backed separatists that began in 2014.
Justice Department Highlights State-Level Religious Freedom Violations
Several religious freedom cases are before the U.S. Supreme Court this term.
After the Execution of Nathan Woods in Alabama, Catholics React
A last-minute appeal to halt the execution was rejected by the U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday night.
SBA List Announces New Spending to Re-Elect Pro-Life Democrat Lipinski
The 2018 race between Rep. Lipinski and Newman was a contentious one, with Rep. Lipinski winning by around only 2,000 votes and Newman initially refusing to concede the race on election night.
New Poll Asks Catholics What They Believe About Abortion
The poll of 1,512 Catholic registered voters was conducted between Jan. 28 - Feb. 4, 2020, and surveyed U.S. Catholic opinion on a range of subjects, including political affiliation, preferred presidential candidate, the morality of abortion, and religious practices.
