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Minnesota Aims for Abortion ‘Sanctuary’ Status; Funding for Crisis-Pregnancy Centers Eliminated
The North Star State is one of several states squeezing pro-life alternatives as it expands access to abortion.
No More Abortion Pills Through the Mail?
The court’s 7-2 ruling blocks a lower court order that would have taken the drug mifepristone off the market as the court considers a lawsuit over whether the drug was validly approved.
Big Weekend Expected Again at Divine Mercy Shrine in Massachusetts
The first large crowds since coronavirus shutdowns are welcomed back for Divine Mercy Sunday.
Lenten Fasting: Could You Hack It as a Catholic in 1873?
Meatless Wednesdays and Fridays? No butter, cheese or eggs during Lent? More than a hundred fast or abstinence days per year? Maybe being a Catholic today isn’t so tough after all ...
Connecticut Pro-Lifers March for Life and ‘Commit to Being Mighty for Our Smallest’
Despite living in a state that supports abortion rights, participants at the event expressed hope that they will be able to build on the success that the pro-life movement achieved nationally last year, with the overturning of Roe v. Wade.
Alumni Try to Save Connecticut Catholic School From Being a Casualty of Diocese’s Clergy Sex-Abuse Bankruptcy
They are raising money and bidding against an unknown competitor for the property.
More About the Meat of the Matter: More Than 70% of US Bishops Allowing Meat on St. Patrick’s Day
Register’s survey continues; only 14 dioceses haven’t announced yet.
The Meat of the Matter: St. Patrick’s Day and the Lenten Fast
Meat on St. Patrick’s Day, even though it’s a Friday during Lent? As of Thursday, March 16, 72.6 % of the dioceses – 127 – were offering some relief from the no-meat-on-Fridays-during-Lent rule for St. Patrick’s Day.
