Courage & EnCourage Conference to Reflect on Prayer and Spiritual Life

The international event will offer spiritual topics based on the goals of the apostolate.

Liberty Counsel Joins the Field in Coach Kennedy Case

“Banning a coach from silently praying after a game is illogical and unconstitutional.”

Two Anti-Christian Cases Before the Courts

These two cases are driven by a hatred of Christianity, and that is why they have been banging around in the courts for so long.

Louisville Pays $75,000 to Wronged Police Officer Suspended for Off-Duty Prayer

“The unfair discipline revealed undeniably content-based discrimination against Officer Schrenger’s personal pro-life views and violated his First Amendment rights.”

Coach Has A Prayer: U.S. Supreme Court to Review Ninth Circuit Decision Preventing Coach from Taking a Knee at Midfield

First Liberty Institute attorneys asking Court to reverse decision allowing school district to fire coach because of his silent prayer

US Supreme Court takes case of high school coach who prayed at football game

It is absurd to label an act of obvious personal gratitude and humility governmental speech that is prohibited by the Constitution.

A Divine Reminder Not to Skip My Rosary

“There is no problem, I tell you, no matter how difficult it is, that we cannot solve by the prayer of the Holy Rosary.”

Praying for Life at the U.S. Supreme Court

The Women’s March “Rally for Abortion Justice” intentionally took place at the steps of the High Court as a distraction from the prayer event.

Supreme Court asked to protect clergy prayer for the condemned

Becket brief urges Court to protect the ability of Baptist pastor to pray over prisoner in death chamber

Over 30 Pro-life Organizations and Leaders to Join Historic Prayer Rally at the Supreme Court for the Dobbs v. Jackson Case

The name of the event is Pray to End Abortion #DismantleRoe.

Texas Justice of the Peace Seeks to Overturn Decision Invalidating Invocations in Courtroom

The practice is consistent with the nation’s rich historic tradition of opening judicial proceedings with invocations

Illuminated pages from 15th century Breviaries

A selection of illuminated Breviary pages from various unknown miniaturists working in and around Paris, Bruges and Gent in the middle of the 15th century.