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LA Dodgers’ ‘Drag Nuns’ Honor Marks a ‘Tipping Point’ in Religious Bigotry
NEWS ANALYSIS: An increasing number of Californians believe that their faith-based values and institutions have been marginalized in a state that preaches tolerance but operates under a double standard.
In 1995 a ‘Deeply Embarrassed’ MLB Owner Apologized for Event With Anti-Catholic Drag Performers
Almost 28 years ago, the owner of the San Francisco Giants wrote a letter of apology to the Catholic League for hosting ‘Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence’ before a game, according to correspondence the Catholic League shared with CNA on Friday.
A Servant Is Not Greater Than His Master
‘If they persecuted me, they will persecute you,’ says Jesus. ‘If they kept my word, they will keep yours also.’
Aquinas Proves God Exists and Faith Is Discoursed and Explained, as Culture Is Engaged
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Catholic Priest Attacked With Glass Bottle While Praying at Cathedral in Scotland
The Catholic Parliamentary Office of the Bishops’ Conference of Scotland said in 2019 that Catholics were “disproportionately targeted in terms of religiously aggravated offending.”
As South Carolina Catholics Challenge State’s Blaine Amendment, Scholars Argue It Was ‘Born of Bigotry’
‘The plaintiffs should prevail. It is time to end the shame of Blaine,’ states a May 20 essay for RealClear Policy.
Proposed Bill to Desecrate Spanish Civil War Memorial Raises Concern Among Divided Population
NEWS ANALYSIS: The attempt by Spain’s socialist government to turn a Spanish Civil War memorial into a civil cemetery is seen by Catholic Spaniards as an attack against the nation’s historical and spiritual roots.
What We Can Learn From Al Smith’s Responses to Anti-Catholic Bigotry
COMMENTARY: The way he responded to the challenge in the 1920s gives us a model today for speaking as Catholics in the public square.
Amy Coney Barrett Hearings Day 2: Abortion, Catholic Faith, Race, and Religious Freedom
Pressed repeatedly for her views on abortion, marriage, health care, and other issues, Barrett invoked a standard on Tuesday that she credited to Ruth Bader Ginsburg when she had been considered for the Court: “no hints, no previews, no forecasts” of future decisions, as Barrett summarized it.
