Little Sisters of the Poor to Close Denver Nursing Home After 105 Years
Archbishop Samuel Aquila of Denver thanked the Little Sisters for their more than 100 years of ministry in the city.
Results from Tag: 'little sisters of the poor'
New Justice Department Official Opposed Little Sisters of the Poor in Contraceptive Mandate Case
In the case of the Little Sisters of the Poor against the HHS contraceptive mandate, Gupta argued in 2020 that the sisters and others should not have a religious exemption to the mandate.
Despite Denials, HHS Nominee Xavier Becerra Sued to Take Away Religious Freedom Rights From Nuns
Becerra on Feb. 24 appeared at the U.S. Senate Finance Committee confirmation hearing on his nomination as secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services. There, he rejected claims that he was suing nuns.
HHS Secretary Nominee Xavier Becerra: ‘I Have Never Sued Any Nuns’
In 2017, Becerra sued the Trump administration over its religious and moral exemptions granted to groups affected by the HHS contraceptive mandate.
In New Video, Biden Says Nuns Inspire Him to Run, Despite Plans to Sue Little Sisters
In a new campaign video, the presumptive Democratic nominee for president credits the example of nuns, Pope Francis, and his Catholic faith with inspiring his White House run.
The Little Sisters’ Supreme Court Saga Could Be Far From Over
Victory prevailed this week in their seven-year legal battle, but what will come next for the cause for conscience?
3 Important Takeaways from the Little Sisters’ Victory
These arguments are offered to help Catholics, pro-lifers and people of good will defend the Supreme Court ruling against a shower of opposition in coming months.
Supreme Court Delivers 2 Important Victories for Religious Freedom
COMMENTARY: The opinion in the Little Sisters of the Poor v. Pennsylvania is more about administrative procedure than about the substance of religious freedom. The opinion in Our Lady of Guadalupe School v. Morrissey-Berru, however, goes straight to the heart of the religious freedom of religious institutions.
Supreme Court Upholds Religious Freedom for Little Sisters of the Poor
COMMENTARY: The court’s decision protects faith-based social service groups from controversies unrelated to the needs of those they aim to serve.
Virtual Rally, Rosary to Pray for Little Sisters of the Poor Supreme Court Hearing Today
The Conference of Major Superiors of Women, along with Becket, the nonprofit law firm representing the Little Sisters of the Poor, are organizing the rally and rosary, which will be livestreamed at 8:45 a.m. EDT Wednesday morning on Becket’s Facebook page.
