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Connecticut Assisted Suicide Bill Would Not Safeguard Against Coercion, Opponents Say
Various assisted suicide bills have been proposed in the state starting in 2013, though none have been passed into law.
Presidential Inaugural Committee Facilitates Donations to Planned Parenthood
On the donation page for the Field of Flags, among the 95 groups listed as “partners” of the committee is the Planned Parenthood Federation of America.
Report: Joe Biden Set to Promptly Reverse Pro-Life Policies
A report released Monday states that the newly incoming Biden administration will waste no time reversing several policies that protect the unborn including the Mexico City policy and the Protect Life rule.
Joe Biden Invites Congressional Leadership to Church Service Ahead of Inauguration
The church services marking Biden's inauguration will be attended by both Republicans and Democrats.
Joe Biden Taps ‘Transgender’ Rachel Levine to HHS Position
Levine has been outspoken on social issues, supporting gender-transition surgery and the contraceptive mandate while opposing a proposed 20-week abortion ban.
Vatican Says Trial of Italian Woman for Alleged Embezzlement Will Begin Soon
The Vatican issued the statement on the day that Italian judges had been due to rule on whether to allow Marogna’s extradition.
Pope Francis to Venezuelan Clergy: Serve with ‘Joy and Determination’ Amid Pandemic
In the video, sent to the virtual two-day meeting focused on priestly ministry during the coronavirus crisis, Pope Francis encouraged priests and bishops to minister to “renew the gift of yourselves to the Lord and to his holy people” during the pandemic.
Polish Archbishop Asks English Cardinal to Intervene After Ruling to Withdraw Food and Water from Catholic Patient
Archbishop Gądecki wrote in his letter to the archbishop of Westminster that public opinion in Poland had been “shaken” by the ruling last month that life-support treatment “could be lawfully discontinued.”
Catholic Saints Among Those to be Honored in Garden of American Heroes Announced by Trump
Among those who will be memorialized in the National Garden of American Heroes include St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, the first American saint; St. Katharine Drexel, the first born-U.S. citizen to be canonized; St. John Neumann; and St. Junipero Serra, the first saint canonized on U.S. soil.
