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Tennessee House Passes Bill Requiring Burial or Cremation for Aborted Babies
Under the measure, pregnant women would have the right to choose either form of burial as well as select the location, but may choose not to exercise that right.
Biden Administration Appeals to Keep Transgender Mandate in Place
The Becket Fund for Religious Liberty represents a coalition of doctors and hospitals – including Catholic doctors and groups –opposed to the mandate.
As Derek Chauvin Is Found Guilty, Minnesota Bishops Call for Prayer and Civility
The state’s bishops released a statement on Tuesday afternoon before the verdict was announced, asking for civility, prayer and justice, and calling for an end to racism.
Pro-Life Advocates: Planned Parenthood Can’t Just Wish Away Margaret Sanger’s Racism, Eugenics
In a recent op-ed, CEO of Planned Parenthood Alexis McGill Johnson addressed Sanger’s historic association with white supremist groups and eugenicists, acknowledging that the organization has failed to fully grapple with Sanger’s beliefs.
Chicago Case Highlights Religious Orders That Have Not Published Lists of Credibly Accused Clergy
The Missionaries of the Divine Word, which is based in Chicago, say they are in the process of compiling a list, while the Passionists told the Sun-Times they are “considering” publishing a list.
Ethicists Sound Alarm After Creation of Monkey Embryos Containing Human Cells
An article published April 15 in the journal Cell described how scientists took a blastocyst from a macaque and added human cells.
Border Crisis: Biden Administration Faces Challenges With Northern Triangle Plan
U.S. efforts to tamp down migration to the southern border by strengthening Central American countries will have to overcome corruption and bad governance.
Society of Catholic Scientists Prepares for Conference on Non-Human Intelligence
Four of the invited speakers will discuss the possibility of extraterrestrial life from their respective fields of study - astrophysics, astrochemistry, evolutionary biology, and Catholic theology.
Chicago’s Running Nun Talks About Faith and Sport
Since 2011, Sr. Baliga and a team of runners have raised more than $1.1 million dollars for the mission through the Chicago Marathon and other local races.
