Category: News
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An eye for an eye: People agree about the values of body parts across cultures and eras
This study examines the universal intuitions regarding the value of body parts and how they influence laws about bodily damage… READ MORE
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Court Asked to Uphold School Board Member’s Constitutional Right to Quote Bible Verses During Meetings
Attorneys for First Liberty Institute and Gibson Dunn & Crutcher LLP are advocating for Peoria Unified School District President Heather… READ MORE
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The Catholic Liturgy: An Overview
The Catholic Mass is a structured ritual encompassing the Liturgy of the Word and the Liturgy of the Eucharist, inviting… READ MORE
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The Seven Sacraments of the Catholic Church: A Scriptural Journey
The Catholic Church recognizes seven sacraments as essential encounters with God’s grace, each rooted in Scripture. They facilitate spiritual growth… READ MORE
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Mary’s Role in Our Redemption: An Exploration Through Catholic Doctrine
Mary’s pivotal role in Catholic theology emphasizes her significance in the mystery of redemption through the Immaculate Conception, her acceptance… READ MORE
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2nd Circuit upholds anonymous speech, association for college students
The 2nd Circuit’s reversal allows Do No Harm to protect students’ anonymity in its lawsuit against Pfizer, emphasizing the importance… READ MORE
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A Departure from Tradition: A Critique of the Vatican’s New Stance on Gay Priests / UPDATE: Vatican Denies Claim
The Vatican’s decision to admit men with homosexual tendencies into the priesthood, despite celibacy requirements, raises concerns about doctrinal integrity,… READ MORE
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Join the 9 Days for Life Novena in 2025
Catholics are invited to participate in “9 Days for Life,” a novena from January 16 to 24, reflecting prayer and… READ MORE
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Biden’s Unlawful Title IX Changes Blocked Nationwide
A Kentucky judge has blocked the Biden administration’s Title IX rule, preserving biological sex distinctions in education, preventing gender identity… READ MORE
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Anita Bryant (1940-2024): A Voice for Conservative Values
Anita Bryant, singer and political activist, passed away at 84, remembered for her music, conservative advocacy, and commitment to traditional… READ MORE
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Reuters Shows Its Anti-Catholic Bias
Bill Donohue of the Catholic League discusses the failure of Reuters to adequately cover the sexual abuse of a child… READ MORE
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The Growing Influence of BRICS and the Implications for the U.S. Dollar
The recent inclusion of Malaysia, Indonesia, Vietnam, and Thailand as partner countries in the BRICS coalition raises concerns about the… READ MORE
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The Outrage of the UK’s Pakistani Grooming Gangs: A Scandal of Betrayal and Neglect
The sheer scale of the child sexual exploitation by Pakistani grooming gangs across the UK is not just a scandal;… READ MORE
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McConnell, Cotton, Lawler Reintroduce Bill to Stop Joe Biden from Releasing 9/11 Terrorists
Senators McConnell, Cotton, and Moran have reintroduced the Justice for 9/11 Act to repeal plea deals for 9/11 attackers, ensuring… READ MORE
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Exorcisms, Demons & The Occult w/ Fr. Carlos Martins | The Lila Rose Podcast E132
Fr. Carlos Martins discusses the rising need for exorcism, addressing demonic possession factors, tough cases, and the protective power of… READ MORE
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Tepeyac Leadership Announces Expansion Plans with Key Events in Europe and Retreats in Mexico and Fatima
Tepeyac Leadership, Inc. announces its expansion plans for 2025, hosting events across Europe to empower Catholic professionals. The mission focuses… READ MORE
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Court Stops HHS Attempt To Advance Abortion and Medical Mutilation
A federal judge blocked new HHS regulations that hinder doctors from reporting abuse related to abortion and gender procedures. The… READ MORE
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NIGERIA – A priest and pharmacist shot dead in the street
Father Tobias Chukwujekwu Okonkwo, a priest and pharmacist in Nnewi, Nigeria, was murdered on December 26, increasing the total killed… READ MORE
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Archbishop Broglio’s Statement on the Death of President Jimmy Carter
Archbishop Timothy P. Broglio mourns President Jimmy Carter, praising his lifelong commitment to peace and praying for his family. READ MORE
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Vocations grow in Burkina Faso despite terrorism
Despite increasing terrorism in Burkina Faso, priestly vocations are rising, with growing seminarians needing support. The Church fosters unity amidst… READ MORE
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USCIRF Releases Report on the Abuse of Extremism Laws in Central Asia
The USCIRF report highlights the misuse of extremism laws by Central Asian governments, including Tajikistan and Kazakhstan, which suppress peaceful… READ MORE
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13 Catholic Missionaries and Pastoral Workers Reportedly Killed Worldwide in 2024
In 2024, thirteen missionaries and pastoral workers were killed globally, including eight priests and five lay people, due to increasing… READ MORE
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Christmas Present – Disney is Wising Up
Disney is shifting away from controversial content, omitting a transgender storyline in an upcoming miniseries. CEO Bob Iger emphasizes entertainment… READ MORE
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Inside the Mind of Left-Wing Haters
Michael McDonald of Catholic League discusses the contrasting public reactions to the murder of Brian Thompson, United Healthcare CEO, and… READ MORE
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Lila Rose: What we can learn from Mary and Joseph
Lila Rose’s reflection emphasizes how Christmas shapes pro-life values, highlighting Mary and Joseph’s courage despite uncertainty. Their story reinforces the… READ MORE
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One Year Later, Vatican Document on Same-sex Blessings Not Causing Much of a Stir
A year after a Vatican document permitted non-liturgical blessings for same-sex couples, U.S. bishops report minimal impact, with few blessings… READ MORE
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Like Notre Dame in Paris, Wisconsin Cathedral is Being Rebuilt After Historic Fire
The Diocese of Madison is renovating St. Bernard Catholic Church into a new cathedral, set to open in 2025, two… READ MORE
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U.S. Trails U.K. on Puberty Blockers
The U.S. medical profession should reconsider its support for gender ideology, which promotes an unscientific view of gender interchangeability. Accountable… READ MORE
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Stats show: Abortion does not help women
Lila Rose argues that abortion is never medically necessary, citing testimonies from former abortionists and discussing tragic cases highlighting health… READ MORE
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Planned Parenthood of Illinois’ Latest Partnership Proves Its Main Mission of Expanding Abortion
Planned Parenthood of Illinois partners with Hey Jane to expand abortion access via telemedicine services. This initiative allows mail delivery… READ MORE
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Sir Elton Warns Of Marijuana Legalization
Elton John regrets his past drug use, citing marijuana as a gateway. He warns of its dangers, noting increased potency… READ MORE
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The “Butcher of Damascus” is gone. Is the alternative worse?
The U.S. and Israel are targeting Syrian weapons to prevent terrorists from seizing them, coordinating airstrikes against ISIS and chemical… READ MORE
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National Prayer Service to honor governors who defeated pro-abortion amendments
Governors Kristi Noem, Jim Pillen, and Ron DeSantis will receive the National Pro-Life Recognition Award at the National Prayer Service… READ MORE
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The 2024 Planned Parenthood Update
As news headlines continue to circulate about what Planned Parenthood’s future will look like following the incoming Trump administration’s latest… READ MORE
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Lila Rose: Will RFK, Jr. protect preborn children?
Lila Rose discusses Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s nomination as Secretary of Health and Human Services, highlighting his fluctuating stance on… READ MORE
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Kamala Can’t Stop Talking About Abortion
Bill Donohue critiques Kamala Harris’ fixation on abortion despite rising inflation, illegal immigration, and crime under Biden-Harris, arguing it alienates… READ MORE
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Warning to voters facing pro-abortion ballot amendments: Pay attention to Ohio
Frank Pavone criticizes an Ohio judge’s decision blocking the Heartbeat law, warning states with pro-abortion measures that such judicial actions… READ MORE
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Legal Earthquake: SF jury awards millions to workers denied religious accommodations
A federal jury awarded over $7.8 million to six BART employees who were denied religious accommodations for COVID-19 vaccines, ruling… READ MORE
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Hidden Gems: EWTN Series Features the National Shrine of St. Jude in Chicago
EWTN’s upcoming episode, “Hidden Gems: The National Shrine of St. Jude,” highlights Chicago’s sacred site, celebrating hope and miracles on… READ MORE
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Tales from the Pit
Judie Brown discusses eternal suffering in hell for souls rejecting God, highlighting individuals like Nancy Pelosi. It touches on ethical… READ MORE
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Fraudulent Signatures Cast Doubt on Abortion Amendment Validity
Florida voters filed a lawsuit challenging the validity of Amendment 4, claiming fraudulent signatures were used to qualify it for… READ MORE
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Antisemitic chaos continues on UCLA campus as task force blasts school’s discriminatory acts
Students at UCLA protest for Palestinians while Jewish students file a lawsuit alleging the university facilitates antisemitism, highlighting failures to… READ MORE
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Political memes set free: California agrees it cannot apply censorship law against Babylon Bee
California officials have paused enforcement of a law targeting political satire, following a federal ruling favoring The Babylon Bee and… READ MORE
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Pew Study Shows Parents Support Restricting Cellphones in Classrooms
The Parents Television and Media Council urges schools to ban cellphones in classrooms, citing a Pew study showing 68% adult… READ MORE
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Persecution of Christians has worsened around the globe
The report “Persecuted and Forgotten? A Report on Christians oppressed for their Faith 2022-24” reveals worsening Christian persecution globally, notably… READ MORE
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Can abortion be funny? Some think so.
Bill Donohue criticizes the trivialization of abortion by public figures, highlighting instances of mockery from leaders and advocates, suggesting a… READ MORE
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Our Faithful Friends in Heaven: New Book Defends the Saints and the Role They Play in Our Lives
Karlo Broussard’s book argues that the Catholic doctrine of the communion of saints is integral to God’s plan, fostering a… READ MORE
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University Adds Trigger Warning to Materials Containing ‘Expressions of Christian Faith’
The University of Nottingham issued a trigger warning for the course “Chaucer and His Contemporaries,” citing Christian themes alongside issues… READ MORE
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Lisa Graas is a blogger with social media expertise concentrating on religion and politics. She has a history of volunteer services in the pro-life movement and in writing for major conservative websites on both life issues and the agendas of the Left in America. She is very proud to have written for Live Action and the David Horowitz Freedom Center and of her record in the pro-life movement. Lisa is also, first and foremost, a Passionist Oblate Associate attached to the Passionist Nuns of St. Joseph Monastery in Whitesville, KY. She offers up all of her sufferings as cancer and mental health patient for the intentions of the Passionist Nuns. She works to spread the Word of Christ’s redemption through His suffering on the Cross.
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