Former Federal Prosecutor: ‘I’d Like to Prosecute Any Nun Who Still Wears the Head Habit’
The Senate Judiciary Committee released the texts by ex-prosecutors who were dismissed shortly after Donald Trump returned to the presidency.
Results from Tag: 'anti-catholic'
Prayer Rally Protests Vienna Exhibition Depicting ‘Crucified Frog and Transgender Mary’
A Rosary rally featured participants carrying placards calling for an immediate stop to blasphemy.
Eucharistic Revival Urges Pilgrims to Meet Anti-Catholic Protests With Peace, Prayer
Eucharistic pilgrims in Oklahoma are being urged by leaders to respond to anti-Catholic protests during pilgrimages and processions with peace, humility and prayer.
Don’t Ignore Canada’s Spike in Anti-Catholic Hate Crimes, Watchdog Says
The number of incidents targeting Catholics increased more than 260% between 2020 and 2021, according to crime figures from Canada’s national statistical office, Canada Statistics.
USCCB Official ‘Elated’ Over Harris, Biden's Pro-Abortion VP Pick
Biden and Harris have clashed with U.S. bishops on several issues including conscience protections in healthcare policy, same-sex marriage, and, most frequently, abortion.
Analysis: Will Anything Change on Pro-Choice Politicians and Holy Communion?
Some bishops have prohibited politicians advocating for “permissive abortion laws” from receiving Communion, but others have demurred, or said outright they would not deny such politicians the Eucharist.
USCCB Religious Liberty Chair Warns: ‘Soft Despotism’ of Anti-Catholicism on the Rise
Archbishop Wenski cited a new wave of religious intolerance pointing to laws forbidding public funding of religious schools—overruled by the Supreme Court this week—but also in the HHS contraceptive mandate case of the Little Sisters of the Poor, and 21 year-old Jack Denton, who was removed from his student government position at Florida State University for defending Church teaching.
School Choice Law Rooted in Anti-Catholicism, Supreme Court Hears
On Wednesday, two leading U.S. bishops said the Espinoza case could decide the legitimacy of anti-religious discrimination in the U.S., and continue historic anti-Catholic bigotry.
