FCC Grills Google Over Alleged Faith-Based Discrimination in YouTube TV Programming
Great American Media has been trying to make its Great American Family network available on YouTube TV for at least several months.
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Priests’ Talk Show That Sparked Controversy Over Pope Francis Remarks Now Back on YouTube
The YouTube program takes its name from the region in western France that resisted the subordination of the clergy to the government during the 1789–1799 revolution.
YouTuber Finds Faith: From Evangelical Roots to Catholic Conversion
Jean’s journey into the Catholic Church was propelled by an earnest desire to align himself with the apostolic tradition, a lineage he felt was absent in his previous religious experiences.
Republican Attorneys General Threaten YouTube Over ‘Misleading’ Label on Pro-Life Videos
Letter states: ‘Your bias against pro-life and pro-woman messages is un-American; inconsistent with the liberties protected by the First Amendment; and, in this case, illegal. It must stop.’
YouTube Restores HM Television’s Channel, Documentary on Sister Clare Crockett
YouTube apologized ‘for any inconvenience or frustration’ caused by the ‘mistakes’ it made by shutting down the channel.
YouTube Targets Religious Sisters: Popular Catholic Channel Removed, Accused of Being a Scam
Sister Gardner said that YouTube, which is owned by Google, didn’t give any notice or warnings of the channel violating its policies before removing it.
Bikes and Beards and Bibles
The videos on this YouTube channel feature revving engines, motorcycle tips and the word of God.
YouTube Shuts Down EWTN’s Polish Channel
After it happened again last Saturday, Father Wiśniowski and the staff at EWTN Poland appealed to get the channel started up again and were told confusing and contradictory reasons for the shutdown.
YouTube Adds Abortion Info to Catholic, Pro-Life Videos
Various pro-life and Catholic news and commentary videos are affected, including commentary from clergy.
When Big Tech Upholds the Sexual State
COMMENTARY: YouTube recently censored podcasts from the Ruth Institute, citing World Health Organization’s pro-abortion standards.
