When your kids are saying weird things at Mass, don’t worry about it. It might just save someone’s soul.
“Pray for our dear country”, Catholic Priest in Burkina Faso Appeals Amid Confirmed Coup
“The president has been taken by soldiers. There is an atmosphere of uncertainty here.”
The US military presence in Europe has been declining for 30 years – the current crisis in Ukraine may reverse that trend
NATO allies in Eastern Europe, many of which were once Soviet satellite states, provide a gray area that both the U.S. and Russia may view as within their own sphere of influence.
No Ceiling on Abortion
There should be no ceiling on abortion.
Lawmakers: FDA should regulate prenatal tests in wake of bombshell report
“Eugenic abortion is evil enough to begin with; basing it on unreliable test results is even worse.”
COSTA RICA – Legalization of Cannabis: the bishops urge the authorities to evaluate the benefits and harms for the population
“The uncontrolled cultivation of cannabis, which is easily possible in Costa Rica, would cause “severe damage to public health, especially the youth population”.
Seek Peace in Ukraine, Says U.S. Bishops’ Chairman for International Justice and Peace
“In this time of fear and uncertainty, we stand in solidarity with the Church in Ukraine and offer our support.”
One Person Killed by DR Congo Police During “State of Siege” Protests
Local Population Calls for Increased Security Measures
In one of the poorest parts of Lebanon, the Church sustains body and soul
Addousiyyeh, in the Diocese of Tyr, is a sad reminder of the state that Lebanon is in as a whole.
US Seminaries Grapple With the Issue of Transgender Applicants
In the wake of last fall’s disclosure that some biological females had been admitted to seminaries, Catholic formators, canonists and doctors discuss precautionary steps seminaries need to take.
Parents’ School Revolt About to get a Jolt with Ground-breaking Documentary
‘Whose Children Are They?’ features brave teachers, parents and front-line experts exposing what is really happening in the nation’s public schools
In Defense of Pope Benedict XVI
He is the scourge of the left, both in and out of the Catholic Church.
Teresa Graas plays Für Elise by Ludwig van Beethoven
My very talented and beautiful daughter Teresa plays Für Elise by Ludwig van Beethoven.
Judicial Watch Statement on Supreme Court Decision to Take Up Challenges to Harvard, UNC Race-Based Admissions Policies
Judicial Watch, Allied Educational Foundation Filed Amici Brief Asking Court to Consider Opposing Race-Based Admission Policies
All Navy Personnel Deserve Religious Protection from Vaccine Mandate Says Firm that Won Injunction on Behalf of Navy SEALs
First Liberty Institute amends Navy SEALs lawsuit to file class action on behalf of all U.S. Navy personnel
Yizker bikher books commemorate Holocaust deaths – but also celebrate Jewish communities’ life
There is another way to honor those 6 million murdered: remembering the ways they lived, not only the ways they died.
Tips for Planning a Baby Baptism Party and Designing Baptism Invitations
Baptism is a significant day in a family’s life, signifying the introduction of the baby into the Church and community.
Conservatives Call on Miguel Cardona to Resign His Position as United States Secretary of Education
Parents are not “domestic terrorists.”
From Cybersex to Child Sacrifice: New GFA World Report Probes ‘Children in Crisis’
From U.S. border to South Asia, 1.2 billion children face ‘horrors,’ exploitation on sickening scale
Ukraine got a signed commitment in 1994 to ensure its security – but can the US and allies stop Putin’s aggression now?
In light of Russia’s annexation of Crimea and its current threat to Ukrainian sovereignty, it’s fair to ask: What is the significance now of the Budapest Memorandum?
Catholic Bishops of Ukraine and Poland Say Russia Tensions Pose ‘Great Danger’
The bishops issued their message the day after Pope Francis announced that Jan. 26 will be a day of prayer for peace in the Eastern European country.
Illustrating Carnival: Remembering the Overlooked Artists Behind Early Mardi Gras
For more than 150 years the city of New Orleans has been known for the theatricality and extravagance of its Mardi Gras celebrations. Allison C. Meier looks at the wonderfully ornate float and costume designs from Carnival’s “Golden Age” and the group of New Orleans artists who created them.
5 things to know about why Russia might invade Ukraine – and why the US is involved
Russia has amassed an estimated 100,000 troops along its border with Ukraine over the past several months.
Claims about a ‘trans genocide’ are fake news at its worst
In both the US and the UK, ‘transwomen’ are much, much less likely to be murdered than women.
Silent No More to Mark Roe v. Wade Anniversary with Prayer and Truth
To mark the Jan. 22 anniversary of Roe v. Wade, the Silent No More Awareness Campaign, a project of Anglicans for Life and Priests for Life, will gather by the steps of the U.S. Supreme Court.
Pierced Hearts 