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How the ‘Satanic’ New York City Courthouse Statue Is All About Abortion
The statue wears a lace collar around its neck, which Sikander has explained is meant to resemble the collar worn by the late Bader Ginsburg, who died in 2020 and sat on the Supreme Court for 27 years.
Mark Houck Trial: Jury Deadlocked, Will Resume Deliberations Jan. 30
The judge sent the jury home with instructions to return to court and resume their deliberations Monday morning.
A ‘Hate Crime’ at Montana Catholic Churches? Some Think So
Vandalism occured at St. Patrick’s Co-Cathedral and Mary, Queen of Peace Catholic Church in Billings earlier this month.
Bishop: New Iowa ‘School Choice’ Program a Boon for Catholic Schools
Gov. Kim Reynolds signed the Students First Act into law on Jan. 24.
Virginia Democrats Block Three Bills Restricting Abortion
Virginia has some of the most permissive abortion laws in the country.
Woman Arrested at Fargo Cathedral for Smashing ‘Christ in Death’ Statue
Reynolds faces a felony charge of criminal mischief, which could result in a maximum of 10 years in prison.
Religious Freedom Institute Honors Tom Farr, Champion of Those Persecuted for Their Faith
Other leaders in the religious freedom world responded to the announcement with praise for Farr’s work and enthusiasm for Patterson’s appointment.
Here’s What American Catholics in the Pews Have Done to Help Relief Efforts in Ukraine
Archbishop Timothy Broglio, president of the USCCB, personally visited Ukraine at the end of December 2022 in an official visit to Church leaders ministering to Ukraine’s soldiers and suffering civilians.
Prosecution Rests Case in Mark Houck Trial, Defense Motions to Dismiss the Case
The defense argued Thursday that Love was saying degrading things to Houck’s son during the exchange, an accusation that Love denies.
