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New Gallup Poll: More Americans Believe Abortion is ‘Morally Acceptable’ Than ‘Morally Wrong’
The poll also asked respondents if they considered themselves to be “pro-life” or “pro-choice.” Gallup found that 49% identified as “pro-choice,” and 47% as “pro-life.”
Patrick Kelly Installed as Supreme Knight of Knights of Columbus, Consecrates Administration to St. Joseph
Keeping with the theme of Saint Joseph, Kelly focused on two of the saint’s roles, first as “guardian of the family” and also as the “guardian of the truth.”
Archbishop Lori: Knights of Columbus Must be at the Forefront of Eucharistic Renewal
“Surely,” said Archbishop Lori, “we could do nothing that would please Blessed Michael McGivney more than this!”
With Claims that US Bishops Will Vote to Deny Biden Communion, A Look at the Spring Meeting
The conference will consider not only a teaching document on the Eucharist, but will hear a presentation on a potentially far more significant undertaking: a three-year Eucharistic Revival initiative.
Rochester Diocese Says it Has Acted in ‘Good Faith’ in Mediation with Abuse Survivors
In court papers filed on Tuesday, attorneys for the unsecured creditors committee argued that court-ordered mediation has been unsuccessful and the diocese has not offered acceptable compensation.
In Pushback Against AG Inquiry, Wisconsin Catholics Cite Decades of Church Vigilance Against Abuse
Topczewski contended that this specific request violates the U.S. Constitution’s establishment clause prohibition against the “disfavoring of a particular religion.”
Pro-Life Leaders Warn of ‘Egregious’ New Pro-Abortion Bill
In a statement, Marjorie Dannenfelser, president of the pro-life Susan B. Anthony List, called the bill “egregious” and “deceptively named.”
Author Says Maternal Instinct Can Be Measured in a Lab
“We are just beginning to understand what makes moms moms,” Tucker said. “And that’s to the detriment of the human species.”
Court Blocks Missouri’s Eight-Week Abortion Ban
Judge David Stras, concurring in part and dissenting in part from the majority opinion, argued that he would have allowed the restriction on “discrimination” abortion to go into effect.
