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Venezuelan Migrants Streaming Into United States Receive Help From Catholic Organizations
In their response, Church officials are focusing on the humanitarian and spiritual needs of these vulnerable people.
Denial of Clemency to Death-Row Inmate Disappoints Oklahoma Archbishop
Archbishop Paul Coakley spoke about the decision Sept. 28.
Supreme Court Justice Alito: Faith ‘Should Affect the Way You Treat People’ as a Judge
He stressed the importance of his Catholic faith to serving on the highest court in the country Tuesday in a lecture to law students at The Catholic University of America.
Florida Catholic Schools Prepare for the Arrival of Hurricane Ian With Action and Prayer
Ave Maria University in Ave Maria and Jesuit High School in Tampa have storm contingencies.
Abortion Confusion Needs Greater Wisdom, Not More Abortion
COMMENTARY: The ethics and legality of elective abortion are completely different than that of treating pregnancy complications.
Legislators Raise Concerns About FBI Raid at Pro-Life Catholic Mark Houck’s Home
Houck’s arrest gained national attention after his wife publicly offered her account about details of the resources and tactics used by the FBI to arrest the pro-life leader and family man.
Florida Bishop Calls for Prayers Ahead of Hurricane Ian
Current projections are for the storm to hit between Tampa and Ft. Meyers on Wednesday.
Colorado Springs Diocese Mourns Death of Bishop Emeritus Sheridan
The shepherd who led the diocese from 2003 to 2021 died at age 77.
Michigan Pro-Lifers Mobilize Against Amendment Permitting Abortion Until Birth
The state is among several that will face a ballot test in the midterm elections.
