2 Suspects Indicted in 2022 Attacks on Florida Pro-Life Pregnancy Centers
A Catholic facility was one of the targets of the alleged culprits, who are being charged under the federal Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances Act.
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‘Human Composting’ Debate: A Deeper Dive into the Catholic Teaching on the Dignity of Human Remains
Human composting and human liquefying are now legal in some states, and although the Vatican hasn’t weighed in on these specific means, the Church has clear teachings on burying the dead.
Connecticut Crisis-Pregnancy Center Withdraws Lawsuit Against ‘Deceptive Advertising’ Ban
The pro-life center says state Attorney General William Tong has admitted to not knowing of any examples of such misleading ads.
America’s Abortion Landscape: Assessing the Policy in All 50 States
What is the status of legislation and court cases?
50 US Bishops Remember Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI
‘It is obvious that Ratzinger … was a man of faith,’ says Bishop Robert Barron. ‘But it is perhaps equally important to point out that he was one of the great defenders of reason on world stage.’
Remembering Benedict XVI: Pope of the Head — and the Heart
Church leaders and thinkers consider his prodigious legacy of faith.
Federal Judge Dismisses Parents’ Lawsuit In Massachusetts Gender-Identity Case
The U.S. District Court judge said Dec. 14 that the school officials’ behavior was ‘disconcerting,’ but didn’t ‘shock the conscience.’
Assisted Suicide Is not a Constitutional Right, Massachusetts Court Says
This week’s decision surprises some, and sets up a political clash in 2023.
Public Education ‘Has Lost Its Way,’ Says Teacher Fired by School for Telling Father of 11-Year-Old Girl About Her Gender-Identity ‘Transition’
Discussing the lessons provided by her case, the veteran educator advises parents to pay close attention to books and assignments given to students.
