Biden Administration Reconsiders Abortion Pill Regulations
In April, the acting FDA commissioner said that the agency would allow for remote dispensing of the abortion pill during the pandemic by not enforcing its regulations.
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Biden Will Not Address Notre Dame Commencement, Was Invited by the University
The White House expressed its hope that President Biden would appear at a future commencement ceremony of the university, during his first term.
Biden Promotes $1.8-Trillion Plan for Child Care and Education
The American Families Plan offers a bevy of changes on paid leave, education, child care and taxes.
Catholics Slam ‘Lawless’ HHS ‘Transgender Mandate’
Becket, a legal group which is representing a coalition of doctors and religious groups opposed to the transgender mandate, said on Monday that the HHS announcement will “punish” doctors and hospitals opposed to the mandate.
Biden’s National Day of Prayer Proclamation Lacks Mention of God
According to the archive of proclamations at UC Santa Barbara's American Presidency Project, every proclamation since 1953 – the first year proclamations were required under law – had included "God" until this year.
Legislators Urge Biden to Address Global Religious Persecution
Citing the Pew Research Center’s annual study of global religious restrictions and persecution, the legislators called the current state of international religious persecution a “crisis.”
Biden’s 100 Days and German Protestants Receiving Communion
President Joe Biden has reached the 100-Day milestone for his Administration, and Catholics are assessing his record. Register correspondent Lauretta Brown joins us with a progress report for the nation’s second Catholic president. And then, we get an update from Rome from the Register’s Rome correspondent Edward Pentin on his recent coverage of an upcoming Vatican conference that gives prime time to the CEOs of COVID-19 vaccine producers Moderna and Pfizer as well as a report on a push from the German bishops to allow Protestants to receive the Holy Eucharist.
USCCB Applauds Biden for Raising Limit on Refugee Admissions
Bishop Dorsonville said that it was “imperative” that the United States act to “ensure the safety of these individuals and their families,” and that welcoming refugees is in line with the Church’s teaching on human dignity.
German Catholics Divided on Same-Sex Unions
EWTN News in Depth covers the global implications of developments in Germany, plus reaction to President Biden’s first address to Congress and more.
Biden Raises Refugee Admissions Cap to 62,500
“It is important to take this action today to remove any lingering doubt in the minds of refugees around the world who have suffered so much, and who are anxiously waiting for their new lives to begin,” President Biden stated.
