Court Rules California District Can’t Bar Christian Athletic Club From Schools
Rigo Lopez, the Fellowship of Christian Athletes leader for Bay Area schools, applauded the ruling in a statement.
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California Legislature: ‘Gender Affirmation’ Must Be a Factor in Child-Custody Decisions
The California Catholic Conference opposed the bill.
California’s New Abbey is Inspiring Young Men to Join the Priesthood
Today, St. Michael’s Abbey has 70 men living in it, half of whom are priests and the other half who are seminarians.
Religious Families Denied Equal Access in California’s Special-Ed Policy
COMMENTARY: In California, even the care of young people with disabilities takes second place to secularist dogma.
California Jewish Families Fight for Equal Rights in Education for Children With Disabilities
By being denied access to funding available to nonreligious families, these families claim they are being kept from fulfilling their religious obligation to educate their children in the Jewish tradition. Becket law group has appealed on behalf of the Jewish families and schools.
Bill to Designate Child Trafficking a ‘Serious Felony’ Stalls in California
Following the vote, Gov. Gavin Newsom told reporters that he was working to attempt to revive the legislation and see it passed by the state Legislature.
The Polarizing Political Visions of Gavin Newsom and Ron DeSantis
While these two state governors both occupy prominent places in the current U.S. political landscape — and they both have Catholic backgrounds — their competing policy agendas are starkly divergent.
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.
Citing Abuse Lawsuits, California’s Smallest Diocese Files for Bankruptcy
The Santa Rosa Diocese has about 200,000 Catholics out of a population of close to 1 million. More than two dozen U.S. dioceses, including two in U.S. overseas territories, have entered into bankruptcy proceedings, the vast majority in the past decade.
Religious Bigotry Is Alive and Well in US Public Schools
COMMENTARY: Case in point: A California school district removes recognition of Fellowship of Christian Athletes student group due to its statement on marriage.
