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Senate Sends COVID Relief Bill Back to House Without Pro-Life Provisions
The House could be voting as soon as Tuesday on a COVID relief package that pro-life groups warn would increase funding of abortions.
As Trial of Derek Chauvin Begins, Minneapolis Archbishop Prays for Peace
Chauvin is being charged with second-degree murder and manslaughter for the death of George Floyd. Floyd, a Black man, died on May 25 in Minneapolis after he was restrained by Chauvin during an attempted arrest.
Joe Biden Hails Pope Francis in Iraq As ‘Symbol of Hope For the Entire World’
On Monday, President Biden stated his admiration or Pope Francis “for his commitment to promoting religious tolerance, the common bonds of our humanity, and interfaith understanding.”
Catholic Group Receives Grant to Restore Historic California Mission
The Carmel Mission, established in 1773, was the second of the nine missions founded by Saint Junipero Serra.
COVID Pandemic Challenges Catholics Regarding How to Provide Better Care for Our Elders
Experts tell the Register that the tragedy of the death and suffering the health crisis has inflicted on U.S. seniors spotlights the need to implement new models that can better protect their health and dignity.
Catholic Scholars: Covid Vaccines Can be Received ‘Without Fear of Moral Culpability’ for Abortion
The scholars spoke in reference to the four major COVID-19 vaccines: those produced by Pfizer, Moderna, Johnson & Johnson, and Oxford University/AstraZeneca.
The Equality Act Is Latest Push in Biden’s Prioritization of Transgender Issue
The Biden administration continues to advance the transgender cause through legislation and appointees.
Archbishop Gomez to Congress, Biden: Don’t Force Pro-Life Americans to Oppose COVID Relief
On Friday, Archbishop Gomez noted that Congress for 45 years “has maintained that taxpayers should not be forced against their conscience to pay for abortions.”
Despite Denials, HHS Nominee Xavier Becerra Sued to Take Away Religious Freedom Rights From Nuns
Becerra on Feb. 24 appeared at the U.S. Senate Finance Committee confirmation hearing on his nomination as secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services. There, he rejected claims that he was suing nuns.
