US Case Law Draws Distinctions on Public-School Teachers’ Free Speech
It may surprise many Americans to learn that U.S. teachers don’t automatically have greater free-speech protections than a country without a First Amendment.
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Colorado Goes After Religious Liberty in ‘St. Mary v. Roy’
COMMENTARY: May Colorado exclude Catholic preschools from its Universal Preschool Program — a publicly funded benefit available to virtually every other provider in the state — simply because those schools operate according to their faith?
The Quiet Potential of the Daily ‘Examen’
COMMENTARY: The three-to-five-minute exercise can be life-changing.
This Fourth of July Offers a Time for Gratitude, Not Sentimentality
COMMENTARY: The nation we celebrate this July Fourth is where God has chosen for us to keep his work alive.
Supreme Court Delivers Victories for Parental Rights, Women’s Sports and Free Speech
COMMENTARY: In one of the most contested questions, the court ruled that states may protect female athletics for biological females.
The Summons of Religious Freedom Week
COMMENTARY: The US bishops’ consecration to the Sacred Heart and the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence adds unmistakable significance.
The Theology of Presence
COMMENTARY: It’s as old as the Visitation, and we should learn to practice it.
Standing Firm: Three Jurists Who Refused to Look Away From Abortion
COMMENTARY: Genuine judicial courage was shown in the face of one of the most powerful and well-resourced interest coalitions in American public life.
Peter’s Pence Lawsuit Puts Religious Liberty in the Crosshairs
COMMENTARY: The case of USCCB v. O’Connell is not merely a legal curiosity; it touches the very heart of how we understand our Catholic faith.
Ten Commandments Can Return to Texas Classrooms, 5th Circuit Says
COMMENTARY: The ruling returns Establishment Clause analysis to its proper moorings: the nation’s history and tradition.
