Royals in Front Royal: The Day the King and Queen Came to Town
One of our senior editors recounts what it was like to welcome King Charles III and Queen Camilla to her small hometown in Virginia.
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UK Pro-Life Groups Hail ‘Great Victory’ as Assisted-Suicide Legislation Fails
Proposed legislation in England and Wales, which much of the media portrayed as ‘inevitable,’ stalls in House of Lords after ‘extraordinary effort’ to oppose it.
Christian Woman Pleads Not Guilty to ‘Buffer Zone’ Abortion Facility Offense in UK
A Christian woman has pleaded not guilty to allegedly breaching a 'buffer zone' law after silently praying outside an abortion business in the U.K.
King Charles and Queen Camilla to Make State Visit to Pope Leo at the Vatican in Late October
State visits to the Vatican by the British monarch are, like their secular equivalents, more formal occasions than private visits, emphasizing ecumenical as well as diplomatic relations.
Oratory Priest in London Calls Catholic Politicians to Confession Before Communion
Priest pleaded repentance, also encouraging Catholics more broadly to reflect on whether they were receiving Communion worthily and to approach Communion as though it were their first and their last.
JPII Academy Condemns UK Assisted Suicide Vote as ‘Sacrifice to the Culture of Death’
The John Paul II Academy for Human Life and the Family pointed out the weakness of the opposition to the legislation and blamed 60 years of failed catechetical instruction.
Britain’s Highest Court Rules in Favor of Biological Women
“The unanimous decision of this court is that the terms ‘woman’ and ‘sex’ in the Equality Act 2010 refer to a biological woman and biological sex,” said Patrick Stewart Hodge, deputy president of the Supreme Court of the U.K., reading the decision.
Catholic Medical Group: ‘Impossible’ to Ensure Safeguards With UK Assisted-Suicide Bill
The U.K. Catholic Medical Association is warning against a bill seeking to legalize assisted suicide, calling for greater access to palliative care for the dying.
Woman Convicted for Silently Holding Sign Outside UK Abortion Clinic
On April 4 the Poole Magistrates’ Court on the south coast of England found guilty Livia Tossici-Bolt, who told CNA, ‘The whole situation feels bizarrely Orwellian.’
UK Bishops’ Conference President Speaks Out Against ‘Deeply Flawed’ Assisted-Suicide Bill
Cardinal Vincent Nichols wrote an April 1 pastoral letter, urging Catholics to express their opposition to the anti-life legislation.
