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Faithful Catholics and the Midterms: What to Do?
COMMENTARY: As our faith teaches, we need to bring our beliefs to bear on the public square.
Hot-Button Issues Shine Spotlight on Supreme Court’s Fall Slate
COMMENTARY: Here’s a quick snapshot of cases to be decided by summer 2023.
Helen Alvaré Draws Blueprint for Protecting Religious Freedom in America
COMMENTARY: In her new book ‘Religious Freedom After the Sexual Revolution,’ Alvaré recommends a bold, faith-centered strategy.
NY Court’s Ruling Against Yeshiva University Should Concern Religious Schools Everywhere
COMMENTARY: The nation’s leading Orthodox Jewish university now appeals to the Supreme Court to vindicate the autonomy of religious institutions.
4 Lessons I Learned From a Mother of 13
Everyone can benefit from the pearls of wisdom found in Anne Perrottet’s ‘Thriving and Surviving Raising Thirteen’
Sounding the Alarm on Anti-Catholic Violence
An in-depth analysis of the global persecution continuing across the globe, including in Nicaragua, China and Nigeria.
Religious Liberty Wins Big in Supreme Court’s Historic Term
COMMENTARY: Besides Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health, the High Court upheld the First Amendment’s right to religious exercise and expression in four other important cases.
Supreme Court Delivers a Victory for Religious Freedom to Coach Kennedy
COMMENTARY: The Supreme Court, in Kennedy v. Bremerton School District, dealt a setback to government officials who have tried for decades to scrub all signs of faith from our nation’s public schools.
Supreme Court Upholds School Choice and Religious Freedom in Carson v. Makin
COMMENTARY: In a 6-3 decision, the court held that Maine violated the Constitution by preventing families from using state aid to send children to schools that provide what it calls ‘sectarian’ instruction.
