As Pentecost Nears, Catholics Come Home to Sunday Mass
Personal invitation, a strong sense of community and intentional discipleship seen as key in parishes that have brought people back to Sunday Mass.
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Sunday Mass Obligation to Resume in Connecticut's Dioceses
The general obligation for Mass on Sundays and holy days will resume Pentecost weekend.
Connecticut Legislature Considers Ending Religious Exemptions for Vaccines
Some 45 states have a religious exemption for childhood vaccination requirements. New York, California, Maine, Mississippi and West Virginia have eliminated the exemption.
Senate Confirms Nominee Who Supported Transgender Athletes' Participation in Women's Sports
Questioned by Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky.. about the matter at his confirmation hearing, Cardona repeatedly stated that it “is the legal responsibility of schools to provide opportunities for students to participate in activities, and this includes students who are transgender.”
Education Department Reverses Stance on Connecticut’s Transgender Athlete Policy
The group Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF) said the office’s action on Tuesday was “defying common sense.”
Knights of Columbus Founder to be Beatified in October
The priest’s beatification Mass is expected to be celebrated in his native Connecticut where the Knights of Columbus first began.
Lawyers Must Call Male Runners ‘Trans Females’ in Athletics Lawsuit
When an ADF attorney responded on the call that by referring to them as “males,” they were simply complying with human “physiology,” the judge said that terminology was “unfortunate.”
Bridgeport Report Says Diocesan Leaders Shielded, Transferred Sex Abusers
The diocesan report includes Cardinal Edward Egan, who prioritized the protection of the diocese’s reputation and assets over justice, transparency, and accountability.
‘Good St. Anne’ Welcomes the Faithful in Connecticut
A Visit to the Shrine of St. Anne for All Mothers
Conn. Ruling Against Death Penalty Draws Mixed Reaction
Capital-punishment opponents praised the decision, but critics accuse the state’s Supreme Court of judicial activism and Gov. Dannel Malloy of political duplicity.
