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Policymakers who wish to offer a preferential option for the poor should mirror recent legislation passed in Florida and Indiana, two states that have demonstrated the effectiveness of school vouchers. Recently, Florida has expanded its existing school…
Read MoreWisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul recently announced that he was going to launch an investigation into sexual abuse in the five dioceses of the Catholic Church in Wisconsin. Bill Donohue wrote to him about his plan. “I am not sure how much you know …
Read MoreIn 2020, many Catholic churches and schools were vandalized during the protests that engulfed the nation. Already this year we have recorded two dozen incidents of vandalism. Unlike last year, where the vandalism was concentrated in cities that were th…
Read MoreThe left has always been convinced that they have some gnostic calling, often manifested in utopian ideas, to change society. That is why they have no ethical problem imposing their beliefs on society. What drives them is an insatiable appetite for pow…
Read MoreThe Catholic Church regards racism to be “intrinsically evil” and supports policies to check it. It must be noted, however, that today there is no shortage of educators, reporters, activists, and lawmakers who claim to oppose racism while harboring an …
Read MoreMajor changes are required to existing ecclesial practice and thinking if synodality is to become a reality for the entire Church
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Washington D.C., Jun 23, 2021 / 09:00 am (CNA).
A new documentary series warns about the dangers of chemical abortions, as the Biden Administration has recently removed restrictions on the abortion pill regimen during the p…
On May 14, Melissa Rogers, the executive director of the White House Office of Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships, met with representives from six secular organizations: the Freedom From Religion Foundation, the American Humanist Association, Am…
Read MoreOn April 24, Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day, President Biden made a statement on the massacre of the Armenian people that took place in 1915-1916. This was the first of three genocides in the twentieth century; the other two were Stalin’s mass killi…
Read MoreOn May 17, the U.S. Supreme Court announced that it has accepted for review an abortion case from Mississippi that could have grave implications. In 2018, Mississippi passed a law that bars abortion after 15 weeks of pregnancy (with limited exceptions)…
Read MoreThey financially aid poor Muslims to buy the ritual animal to take part in the Eid al-Adha sacrifice July 21
Read MoreThe 2021 report on Religious Freedom in the World, issued by Aid to the Church in Need, details two genres of religious persecution. The first is the most familiar one: violence against people and property (houses of worship). The second is a more subt…
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Vatican City, Jun 23, 2021 / 06:35 am (CNA).
At his general audience on Wednesday, Pope Francis warned against preachers who sow division and mistrust online.“There is no shortage of preachers who, especially through the new means…
New decree sets out carefully detailed rules for the selection of companies providing services, materials and works to Vatican City
Read MoreClose up from "The Baptism of Christ" (c. 1482) by Pietro Perugino. / Wikipedia.
Denver Newsroom, Jun 23, 2021 / 06:30 am (CNA).
Saint John the Baptist finds himself in elite company. Together with St. Joseph he is one of only two sain…
A priest and four lay people disappeared this week in central Mali where ongoing clan violence is further destabilizing the West African nation
Read MoreFrancis issues message for the Church’s first-ever “World Day for Grandparents and the Elderly”, which will be celebrated on July 25th
Read MoreMattia Villardita, a 28-year-old Italian who dresses up as Spider-Man, attends the general audience at the Vatican, June 23, 2021. / Pablo Esparza/CNA.
Vatican City, Jun 23, 2021 / 05:35 am (CNA).
People attending Pope Francis’ weekly audience o…
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