U.S. Bishops Call for ‘Focused Effort of Prayer’ Ahead of Supreme Court Abortion Pill Hearings
The Supreme Court’s ultimate decision could curtail the shipping of the drug through the mail.
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Chemical Abortion Pill: U.S. Bishops Issue Guide Laying Out Dangers and Concerns
The United States Supreme Court agreed to hear the lawsuit challenging the approval of the abortion drug and the subsequent deregulations
US Supreme Court to Hear Major Abortion Pill Case in March
The decision in the case could determine whether the abortion pill mifepristone can be prescribed by telemedicine or sent through the mail.
BREAKING: Supreme Court to Review High-Stakes Abortion Case
The Supreme Court will be reviewing a lower court’s August ruling that reimposed restrictions on the abortion drug mifepristone.
Washington Football Coach Resigns, Citing ‘Retaliation’ for His Supreme Court Victory
Joseph Kennedy, the winning plaintiff in 2022’s Kennedy v. Bremerton School District decision, says school officials targeted him.
Catholic Bishops Ask Supreme Court to Uphold Gun Bans in Domestic Violence Cases
In May, a three-judge panel of the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals sided with Zackey Rahimi, a Texas drug dealer with a violent history.
Fair’s Fair — Even in the Culture War
The end of the Supreme Court’s term brought two rulings unquestionably favorable to religious interests.
Abortion Activists Push to Expand Supreme Court in Response to Roe Being Overturned
Pro-abortion lobbyists also target appointments to lower courts, seeking to recast the entire judicial system in support of legal abortion.
Catholic Higher Ed Still Open to All, Bishops Say After Supreme Court Blocks Affirmative Action
Georgetown University, a Jesuit school in the District of Columbia, led a coalition of Catholic universities and colleges that filed an amicus brief to the Supreme Court in support of affirmative action.
Religion-Related SCOTUS Decisions and the Pope’s New DDF Head (July 8)
The Supreme Court ended its term with two religion-related decisions, ruling in favor of religious accommodation and free speech. Andrea Picciotti-Bayer explains the Court’s decisions and relevance for any believer and the common good. Also, Pope Francis announced last week a new head for the Dicastery for the Doctrine of Faith. Edward Pentin offers reporting and analysis on Archbishop Victor Manuel Fernández.
