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Washington D.C., Feb 2, 2021 / 04:00 am (CNA).- The 2021 March for Life was unprecedented, in more than one way.
While the event was closed to the public for the first time ever, it also included an American Sign Language (ASL) interpreter for…
Read MoreDenver Newsroom, Feb 2, 2021 / 03:14 am (CNA).- During his final days in office, President Donald Trump floated the idea of founding his own political party – a move that would certainly wreak havoc for Republicans. It’s unclear whether this idea will …
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Last week, many small investors made a fortune from their investments in GameStop, a video game retailer that—by most accounts—is becoming obsolete. Due to a collective enthusiasm generated in the subreddit community r/wallstreetbets, GameStop shares went from below $3 to over $300 in less than a year. Because of the success of GameStop, investors are […]
“It’s evident that Twitter locked our account for several days because they deemed the description of Dr. Levine ‘a biological man who identifies as a transgender woman’ as not just offensive, but even hateful,” said Carl…
Read MoreAccording to the report, the Alliance Defending Freedom, C-FAM, Liberty Counsel, and the Ruth Institute were labeled “hate groups” because of their opposition to same-sex marriage.
Read More“Specifically, the executive order directing the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development to examine the effect of repealing the Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing rule is a step in the right direction to restoring needed protections against…
Read More“The university embraces unreservedly the Church’s articulation of the moral law, including its articulation of those truths that deal with the embodied nature of the human person and human sexuality,” the president and provost of the…
Read MoreSome bishops “argue that abortion is not merely a ‘preeminent’ issue in Catholic social teaching, but rather constitutes the de facto litmus test for determining whether a Catholic public official is a faithful Catholic, and for deter…
Read MoreThe bill, if passed and signed into law, would have required priests to reveal information about the abuse of children, even if it came during Confession.
Read More“Catholic schools prove you can keep classrooms open while keeping Covid-19 at bay, which gave teachers unions another reason to resent them,” William McGurn, Main Street columnist for The Wall Street Journal, writes in an op-ed. “The…
Read MorePosted by bcadmin | Feb 2, 2021 | Church, Featured, News, Weekly Headlines |
It is not likely that anyone will have heard of Heywood Broun, but he was a once very well known, well-connected newspaper columnist. His take on the world was fairly cynical, especially on the subject of organized religion, which he held in some contempt. But everyone will have heard of Fulton Sheen, the world’s first […]
Reading I Mal 3:1-4
Thus says the Lord GOD:
Lo, I am sending my messenger
to prepare the way before me;
And suddenly there will come to the temple
the LORD whom you seek,
And the messenger of the covenant whom you desire.
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The Pope’s prayer intention for February is “let us pray for women who are victims of violence, that they may be protected by society and have their sufferings considered and heeded.”
Read More350 Protestant and Orthodox communities are members of the World Council of Churches, which is headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland. Pope Francis made an ecumenical pilgrimage to Geneva in 2018 for the World Council of Churches’ 70th anniversary.
Read MorePope Francis and the Grand Imam of Al-Azhar signed the Document on Human Fraternity in Abu Dhabi on February 4, 2019. The United Nations General Assembly, “in response to growing religious hatred, discrimination, and stigma,” has proclaime…
Read More“Up until January, only 125 cases of abuse had been identified since 1986,” according to the report. “Now, in the space of just a few weeks, 96 more cases have been recognized. In other words, nearly the same number of cases has been …
Read MoreThe Central African nation of 27.7 million (map) is 32% Protestant, 30% Catholic, 21% Muslim, and 17% ethnic religionist. The Anglophone crisis there has displaced over 500,000 people.
Read More“Instead of red-tagging educational institutions, which endangers the security and welfare of teachers and students, we urge the government to tackle the real roots of the insurgency problem like poverty and marginalization,” the Catholic E…
Read More“We are no longer the Inquisition; the Index no longer exists,” Cardinal Luis Ladaria Ferrer, SJ, Prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith since 2017, said in an interview. “Our mission is to promote and protect the d…
Read MoreIn a meeting with correspondents from the US bishops’ press network, Pope Francis said that the Church in the US “has been courageous — the history it has and the saints — and has done so much. But if the communications media throw gas on …
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