Catholic Cookbook Author Tiffany Dahle, With a Recipe for ‘Eggs in Purgatory’
‘Asking me to pick my favorite recipe is a lot like asking me to pick my favorite child,’ says Dahle. ‘I just love trying new things.’
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Ferrero Rocher: The Chocolate Inspired by Our Lady of Lourdes
Rocher de Massabielle marks the location where the Virgin Mary appeared to St. Bernadette in France. Chocolatier made annual pilgrimages to Lourdes and also organized a visit for his employees. He also had a statue of the Virgin Mary in each of his company’s 14 production facilities around the world.
Appeals Court Rules Against West Virginia ‘Save Women’s Sports Act’
The 4th Circuit Court said that the lower court, which had upheld the West Virginia law in a January ruling, erred by ruling to allow the law that prohibits biological males from competing in female sports to go into effect.
Italy’s Prime Minister Backs Stricter Ban on Surrogacy: How Europe Differs From US on Issue
The messaging against surrogacy promoted by the Catholic PM is in line with the arguments recently made by the Vatican regarding the Church’s opposition to surrogacy.
St. Teresa of Los Andes, Pray For Us!
St. Teresa allowed her life to be transformed by her love for Christ.
Biden Administration to Mandate Employers Grant Leave for Workers to Obtain Abortions
The new rule is part of the commission’s efforts to implement the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act (PWFA), according to a final EEOC rule change announcement.
Pro-Life Democrats Champion Government Aid to Pregnancy-Resource Centers in Louisiana
Republican Rep. Jack McFarland and Democratic Sen. Katrina Jackson-Andrews are co-sponsoring legislation to put money set aside for Alternatives to Abortion toward the new Louisiana Pregnancy and Baby Initiative.
Catholic Sculptor Readies Monumental Stations of the Cross in Orlando, Florida
Schmalz explained that the 14 stations will be his most complex sculpture yet, second only to his acclaimed Angels Unawares that is now in St. Peter’s Square at the Vatican and at Catholic University of America.
Survey: New Priests Are Young and Involved in Their Community
Eucharistic adoration was the most popular form of prayer for this year’s graduating seminarians.
End of an Era: NOLA’s Only Catholic Bookstore Closes
Founded by a single Catholic laywoman in her late 20s in 1939 with a new vision of evangelization, the store became a ‘creator of community.’
