Connecticut Archbishop Calls for Female Deacons, Moving Vatican Out of Rome
Archbishop Coyne also said that he sees more church closings in the future for the archdiocese.
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Satanic Temple Announces Launch of ‘After School Satan Club’ at Connecticut Elementary School
The Satanic Temple is a political activist group that protests religious symbolism in public spaces.
Connecticut Pro-Life Movement Achieves Some Legislative ‘Victories,’ but More Work to Do
While a number of new laws expanding abortion access were signed into law, other more extreme pro-abortion measures failed to advance.
Minnesota Aims for Abortion ‘Sanctuary’ Status; Funding for Crisis-Pregnancy Centers Eliminated
The North Star State is one of several states squeezing pro-life alternatives as it expands access to abortion.
Priest Reports Possible Eucharistic Miracle at Connecticut Church
A local television station is reporting that the Archdiocese of Hartford is investigating a possible Eucharistic miracle that may have taken place during the celebration of Mass at St. Thomas Catholic Church in Thomaston, where Blessed Father Michael McGivney once served as pastor.
Connecticut Pro-Lifers March for Life and ‘Commit to Being Mighty for Our Smallest’
Despite living in a state that supports abortion rights, participants at the event expressed hope that they will be able to build on the success that the pro-life movement achieved nationally last year, with the overturning of Roe v. Wade.
Archbishop Blair to Pro-Lifers Ahead of March for Life Connecticut: Never Lose Hope Amid ‘This Vale of Tears’
‘Our indignation over the murder of millions of unborn children must never turn into an unholy anger,’ Archbishop Blair warned, challenging marchers to keep hope in this spiritual battle.
Connecticut Lawmakers Push to Codify Abortion in State Constitution, Pay for Out-of-State Residents
But local pro-lifers are pushing back strongly, and predict that the abortion lobby’s extremism will galvanize public opposition to their legislative overreach.
Alumni Try to Save Connecticut Catholic School From Being a Casualty of Diocese’s Clergy Sex-Abuse Bankruptcy
They are raising money and bidding against an unknown competitor for the property.
Police Looking for Man Who Vandalized Connecticut Catholic Church
The police describe the suspect as a male in his mid- to late-20s with dark thinning hair and a distinctive beard with no mustache.
