Justice Samuel Alito to Address Record-Breaking 2024 Class at Franciscan University
Prior to the graduation ceremony, Bishop Frank Caggiano of Bridgeport, Connecticut, is set to preside at the baccalaureate Mass and give a homily.
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‘Targets of Assassination’: Alito, Abortion, and the Rule of Law
The Dobbs leak has come to symbolize the ultimate disregard for justice and the rule of law at the heart of the abortion lobby’s modus operandi, which has proven quite willing to stop at … well, nothing.
Supreme Court Justice Alito: Faith ‘Should Affect the Way You Treat People’ as a Judge
He stressed the importance of his Catholic faith to serving on the highest court in the country Tuesday in a lecture to law students at The Catholic University of America.
Democrats’ Proposal to Codify Same-Sex Civil Marriage Poses Religious-Freedom Issues, Critics Say
The push to solidify support comes in the wake of the Supreme Court’s Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health decision.
Must Roe Go? Yes, According to Alito’s Leaked Draft and Other Critics of Abortion Precedent
Dobbs draft that could overturn pro-abortion-rights precedents in the U.S. drew praise from critics who say the current precedent was built on deeply flawed legal and factual claims.
Supreme Court Justices Say Obergefell a ‘Problem’ for Religious Liberty
Justice Thomas and Justice Alito added that the Obergefell ruling “enables courts and governments” to label believers in traditional marriage “as bigots, making their religious liberty concerns that much easier to dismiss.”
Justice Alito Encourages Seminarians, Speaks Up for Religious Freedom
Supreme Court judge gave keynote address to the graduating class of St. Charles Borromeo Seminary in Philadelphia May 17.
Does Supreme Court’s Marriage Decision Protect Religious Entities?
COMMENTARY: For faithful Christians, Jews and Muslims, the ruling in Obergefell v. Hodges leaves more questions than answers.
Faith vs. Fashion: Muslim Woman Spars With Abercrombie in Major Court Case
The U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments Wednesday in the case involving a teenager whose job application was rejected because she wears a headscarf.
