Supreme Court Session Includes Key Cases for Catholics: Abortion and Religious Liberty
With Justice Brett Kavanaugh now on the bench this Spring session, many are confident the high court will take more conservative action.
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Tearing Down America’s Noble Past
COMMENTARY: The Supreme Court will hear the case of the Bladensburg Peace Cross Feb. 27. More is at stake than just one monument.
Pro-Lifers Applaud Another Supreme Court Free-Speech Win
COMMENTARY: The decision in favor of the California pregnancy centers that refused to distribute state-mandated information on abortion shows the tendency by some secular elites to use seemingly neutral laws against believers.
Gorsuch Mirrors Scalia in Latest Supreme Court Case
COMMENTARY: The newest justice didn’t ‘side with the liberals’ in Sessions v. Dimaya. He, along with his predecessor, concurs on the ‘vagueness doctrine.’
Supreme Court Unanimous in Its Defense of Advocate Health Care
COMMENTARY: The nation’s highest court ruled that religiously affiliated institutions are not subject to federal restrictions of pension law.
Washington Florist Feels the Bite of Gender Ideology
COMMENTARY: The Washington Supreme Court is punishing Barronelle Stutzman — not for her Christian status, but for conduct based on that status.
Can the President Declare Millions of Persons ‘Lawful’ Without Permission From Congress?
COMMENTARY: Catholics are asking whether there’s an irresolvable tension between our duty to act with charity toward migrants and our duty to respect duly-enacted immigration law.
Supreme Court Plays Humpty Dumpty Word Games in Affordable Care Act Decision
COMMENTARY: In the 6-3 ruling on King v. Burwell, the justices blur the lines between state and federal health-care exchanges, broadening mandatory health insurance and tax credits.
