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After Oral Arguments in Landmark ‘Dobbs v. Jackson’ Abortion Case, Experts Say Roe’s Days Are Numbered
At least five of the U.S. Supreme Court's nine justices appear to be inclined to strike down the framework for legal abortion that was established by the court’s 'Roe v. Wade' decision in 1973.
‘Dobbs’ Day: Here’s What It Was Like at the Rallies Outside the Supreme Court
The crowd at the pro-life rally included all ages, from those who had witnessed ‘Roe’ to bundled-up babies, children running around, and college students holding up homemade signs.
‘Come to Our Rescue’: Nigerian Priest to International Community After Month of Captivity
Intersociety members said in the report that at least 608 people in Kaduna state have lost their lives in what has been described as “Christian butcheries” perpetrated by Fulani bandits in the first nine months of the year.
Biden Stimulus Bill May Drive Catholic Schools Out of Early Childhood Services, School Officials Say
Thomas Carroll, superintendent of schools for the Archdiocese of Boston, told the Register the bill’s proposed anti-discrimination provisions would be ‘catastrophic.’
Pope Francis Tells Cypriot Authorities He is Praying for ‘the Peace of the Entire Island’
“Cyprus, as a crossroads of civilizations, has an innate vocation to encounter, favored by the welcoming character of the Cypriot people."
Pope Francis Invites Catholics in Cyprus to be Agents of Fraternity
Pope Francis landed Thursday afternoon in Cyprus for the start of a five-day trip that will also take him to Athens, Greece, and the island of Lesbos.
‘Dobbs v. Jackson’: What did Roberts, Kavanaugh, and Barrett Say?
A number of questions from the justices focused on the principle of stare decisis, a Latin phrase roughly meaning “to stand by things that have been decided,” and understood to mean that the court generally stands by its own precedent.
Catholic Physician Blasts Sotomayor for ‘Dead Brain People’ Comment About Fetal Pain
“This case is before the Supreme Court today in large part because Americans have seen the evolving science and increasingly want a voice in a question of great moral consequence."
Sixteen Martyrs of the Spanish Civil War to be Beatified in Granada
The diocesan phase to study their cause for beatification was opened on July 1, 1999 and concluded on Sept. 28 the same year.
