Massachusetts Ordinances Target Pro-Life Pregnancy Centers
In 2021, Massachusetts pro-life pregnancy centers served almost 3,000 women, providing more than 1,500 pregnancy tests and more than 1,200 ultrasounds free of charge.
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Knights of Columbus Celebrate 140th Anniversary
On March 29, 1882, the newly formed fraternal organization became formally recognized by the state of Connecticut.
Culture of Life ‘Proclaimed from the Rooftops’ in Connecticut
COMMENTARY: Proponents of the culture of death are rattled. And they should be.
The March for Life on the Frontlines: Connecticut’s Historic Pro-Life Moment
As the pro-life community gathered in Hartford Thursday, Jeanne Mancini of the March for Life told the Register that the battle is a spiritual one.
Crisis-Pregnancy Center Lawsuit in Connecticut May Affect Abortion Alternatives Elsewhere
Pro-abortion politicians in Connecticut are targeting pro-life pregnancy centers within the state, claiming the omission of abortion as a service is ‘deceptive advertising.’
Dominicans to Depart From Iconic Connecticut Parish, But Questions Over Archdiocese’s Decision Remain
The Archdiocese of Hartford says it needs control of St. Mary’s Church and priory to serve as the hub of New Haven’s new ‘municipal model.’ Local Catholics and parishioners say something doesn’t add up.
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.
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.”
