Under Biden, Would There be a US U-Turn at the UN?
Pro-life advocates at the United Nations warn that, as during previous Democratic administrations, a Biden presidency would work aggressively to advance the abortion lobby’s international goals.
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Battered by Back-to-Back Category 4 Hurricanes, Hondurans Struggle to Survive
Residents discuss the hardships they are facing, in the wake of the worst natural disaster to strike their central American nation in a generation.
Same-Sex-Attracted Catholics Decry Papal Comments on Same-Sex Unions
Three men who are striving to live out the Church’s authentic teachings on sexuality explain why the controversy is so damaging for them.
Hurricane Laura Pummeled Lake Charles, but Catholics Share Stories of Hope
Although the Category 4 hurricane left sustainable damage, the Lake Charles Catholic community are counting their blessings, already helping residents rebuild.
Carlo Acutis ‘Always Lived in the Presence of God’
Those who knew the soon-to-be ‘blessed’ recall the sanctity of the young man who loved computers and Jesus.
Shepherding New York City’s Faithful, in the Heart of the Coronavirus Pandemic
Local priests and deacons tell the Register about the challenges they’ve faced ministering to their flocks during this painful period.
Argentina and Abortion: Pro-Lifers Rally to Prevent Legalization
A strong pro-life grassroots movement has coalesced nationally to combat a push for legal abortion that is being driven by foreign pro-abortion groups.
Northern Italy Grapples With Rapidly Expanding Coronavirus Outbreak
As the number of confirmed cases skyrockets, residents tell the Register that churches and schools are closed and that fearful shoppers, stocking up against quarantines, have emptied supermarket shelves.
In Hurricane Dorian’s Wake, Faith is All That’s Left for Some Bahamas Residents
Residents tell the Register about the unprecedented destruction the Category 5 storm has caused in their island nation.
As Hurricane Dorian Approaches, the Waiting is the Hardest Part
Residents stock up on food, water and prayer as Hurricane Dorian approaches the Bahamas and southeastern U.S.
