Lightning Strike Sparks Fire, Destroys Legionaries of Christ Home Near Atlanta
Father Reilly told CNA the priests were also able to secure the Blessed Sacrament to ensure it would not be damaged by the fire.
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Georgia Supreme Court Reinstates 6-Week ‘Heartbeat’ Law
The state Supreme Court in a 6 to 1 majority reinstated the heartbeat law pending ongoing litigation surrounding the law.
Pro-Life Group Launches Ad Debunking False Claim That Georgia Abortion Law Killed Women
Georgia is one of the swing states that will be critical in deciding the outcome of this year’s presidential election.
Legislative Update: These 5 States Are Taking Up Private School-Choice Bills
More than 13% of Catholic school students nationwide use school choice program funding to help with tuition.
Catholics in Georgia Stick with Herschel Walker Despite Abortion Allegations
The Walker-Warnock race is one of the closest-watched in the country, as Georgia is among a handful of states that will determine whether the GOP takes the majority in the Senate.
Unborn Babies Are Recognized as Dependents in Georgia
A woman who is six-weeks pregnant as of July 20 may list her unborn child on her tax returns next year. Georgia’s 2019 law banning abortions after a fetal heartbeat is detectible recognizes the unborn child as a ‘natural person.’
Georgia Offers Tax Write-Offs for Unborn Children
The law aims to take ‘pro-life’ to its natural conclusion.
New Ideologies Hinder Ability to Discern Right and Wrong, Says Georgian Candidate for Nobel Prize in Literature
Poet and author of Georgia’s national anthem, Dato Magradze, discusses the Christian dimension of his literary work, recently presented to Pope Francis in the Vatican.
Appeals Court May Wait to Rule on Georgia Abortion Law Until ‘Dobbs’ Is Decided
The 11th Circuit Court of Appeals heard arguments Sept. 24 to consider overturning a permanent injunction blocking the 2019 Heartbeat Law from going into effect. Similar to a recently enacted law in Texas, Georgia’s law would prohibit abortion after the detection of a fetal heartbeat. The law would also grant personhood rights to an unborn child.
When Politics Poisons Everything — Including Baseball
COMMENTARY: By moving the annual All-Star Game out of Atlanta, MLB commissioner Rob Manfred whiffed, accepting an ideological caricature of Georgia’s election law by its opponents.
