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Abigail Favale, an associate professor of English and the dean of the College of Humanities at George Fox University in Oregon, has written ‘The Eclipse of Sex by the Rise of Gender’ and a related forthcoming Ignatius Press book.

Sex, Gender and a Whole Lot of Confusion

A conversation with Catholic literary scholar and former postmodern feminist Abigail Favale.

Jonathan Liedl Interviews

A debate has ensued over ‘vaccine passports.’ This illustration photo taken in Los Angeles on April 6 shows a person looking at the app for the New York State Excelsior Pass, which provides secure, digital proof of a COVID-19 vaccination, in front of a screen showing the New York skyline. As the United States' vaccination campaign accelerates, so-called vaccine passports are gaining traction despite political divisions and privacy and freedom concerns.

‘Vaccine Passports’ Draw Debate Over Medical Necessity and Ethics

Judy Roberts Nation

Divine Mercy: The Great Grace That Humble Sinners Alone Receive

Father Roger Landry Commentaries

Praying for Salvific Ignorance for the Clever Hans Küng

Father Roger Landry Commentaries

The Indiana Legislature sent the bill to the governor last week.

Indiana Bill Would Make Religious Services ‘Essential’ During Declared Emergencies

CNA Nation

Ken Starr on Religious Liberty: ‘The Next Crisis Is Coming’

Andrea Picciotti-Bayer Books

Cardinal Marc Ouellet, prefect of the Congregation for Bishops who is shown speaking at the Vatican Press Office on June 14, 2016, announced a special conference for next February.

Vatican Summit on ‘Theology of the Priesthood’ Will Look at Questions Raised in Recent Synods

Courtney Mares/CNA Vatican

Pope Francis celebrates Divine Mercy Sunday in St. Peter's Square on April 8, 2018.

Pope Francis: Christ’s Wounds Shower ‘Mercy Upon our Misery’

Hannah Brockhaus/CNA Vatican

Catholics in Colorado are urged to return to the pews by their bishops.

Colorado Bishops to Restore Sunday Mass Obligation on Pentecost

CNA Staff Nation

Father Sinisa Ubiparipovic leads Mass and adoration with students from the Archdiocese of Boston during the March for Life 2020. Father Sinisa will be involved in the Lumen Verum Academy opening this fall.

New Catholic Classical Education Schools Advance as Pandemic Recedes

Peter Jesserer Smith Nation

The holy witnesses in heaven have words of wisdom to share about the Resurrection.

What the Saints Say About Easter

Big Brother Is in the Classroom

Creative Ways to Celebrate the Easter Octave and Season as a Family

Is Cardinal Becciu Being Rehabilitated?

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The front facade of the Supreme Court of the United States is shown in Washington, D.C.

US Supreme Court: California’s Limit on Home Religious Gatherings Is Too Strict

‘Where the government permits other activities to proceed with precautions, it must show that the religious exercise at issue is more dangerous than those activities even when the same precautions are applied,’ the Supreme Court said in the 5-4 decision.

CNA Nation April 13, 2021

Canon 1367 of the Code of Canon Law warns of the dire consequences of desecration of the Eucharist.

Tabernacle, Eucharist Desecrated in Mexican Chapel

In an April 9 statement, the Diocese of Querétaro expressed its ‘sadness and concern’ that Holy Family Chapel in St. Sebastian parish ‘was violated’ the night of April 8.

ACI Prensa Staff World April 12, 2021

Detective Superintendent Andy Wadey of the Metropolitan Police addresses parishioners at Christ the King parish, in Balham, south London, April 11.

London Police Express Regret Over Upset Due to Halting Good Friday Service at Polish Parish

Police officers had interrupted the Good Friday liturgy at Christ the King parish April 2, ordering worshippers to leave or face a fine or possible arrest. Officers addressed the congregation April 11.

CNA World April 12, 2021