U.S. Bishops' Pro-Life Novena to Begin Next Week
The novena begins Jan. 19 and is sponsored by the conference’s Committee on Pro-Life Activities.
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Catholic Twitter Reacts Hotly as USCCB Sets ‘Woke’ Tone in Viral Synod Tweet
The USCCB has asked commenters to ‘let us know’ what Catholics think of these synod buzzwords.
Did You Know the Immaculate Conception Is Patroness of the United States?
Mary, under her title of the Immaculate Conception, has been patroness of the United States since the mid-19th century
The US Bishops and the Communion Controversy: Blame Biden, Pelosi and the Media
EDITORIAL: The fault lies with the news media that continually misrepresent the matter — and, even more, with Joe Biden, Nancy Pelosi and the other prominent Catholic politicians who continue to scandalize the faithful by their Eucharistically incoherent support for legal abortion.
US Bishops’ Fall Meeting Preview: Document on Eucharistic Coherence Unlikely to Call Out Specific Politicians
The Nov. 15-17 gathering in Baltimore will bring the bishops together for the first time since 2019.
US Bishops Warn Against ‘Extreme’ Abortion Provisions in Budget Bills
If the final version of the appropriations bill excludes the Hyde Amendment, it would mark the first time in decades that the federal budget allowed funding of abortion in Medicaid.
Archbishop Cordileone: Traditional Latin Mass Will Continue in San Francisco
It seems that Traditional Latin Masses in dioceses throughout the United States are largely set to continue as scheduled, while bishops prepare responses to Traditionis custodes.
Amid Pro-Abortion Politicians’ Pushback, US Bishops Press On To Clarify Teaching on Eucharist
Following the sometimes-contentious debate at their spring assembly, bishops have stepped forward to stress they are committed to continuing their dialogue and are moving forward in full unity with the Vatican.
Catholic Columnist Ross Douthat: ‘Brave New World’ of Embryo Experimentation Could Sharpen Communion Debate
Douthat, in his column, compared the shift in bioethics to the present debate over admitting pro-abortion politicians to Communion.
