US Bishops’ Pro-Life Chair Asks Catholics to Practice ‘Unconditional Love’ after Roe
To practice radical solidarity and unconditional love, the bishop called on the faithful to take certain steps.
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US Bishops Hold National Migration Week Amid Migrant Crisis
The seven days conclude on Sept. 25, the Vatican’s World Day of Migrants and Refugees.
With Fall Coming, Let Us Listen to God’s Creation and Pray, Catholic Bishops Say
Pope Francis established the day of prayer in 2015. It is commemorated Sept. 1. It begins a month-long “Season of Creation” that ends on Oct. 4, the feast of St. Francis of Assisi.
US Bishops Urge Senate to Pass Protections for Working Moms in Labor Day Message
The U.S. bishops have urged the passage of the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act and ‘social policies in ways that are pro-woman, pro-family, pro-worker and, thus, authentically pro-life.’
US Bishops Offer Sympathy and Support After Albuquerque Murders
'The Catholic community stands in support of our Muslim brothers and sisters during this time of crisis. The senseless murders of these upstanding members of our community bring sorrow to all of us,' the Archdiocese of Santa Fe said in a Sunday statement.
Bishops Urge Passage of Bill That Would Give Same Sentences to Crack and Powder Cocaine Offenders
In their letter, the bishops called for an end to long sentences for drug offenses and a focus on rehabilitation and treatment of offenders.
US Bishops Urge Support for Mothers and Babies After Biden Abortion Executive Order
This is the second executive order the administration has released since the overturning of Roe v. Wade.
US Bishops Call House Bill That Would Offer Free Abortions ‘a Grave Evil’
‘Deliberately ending the lives of defenseless and voiceless human beings is the antithesis of healthcare,’ Archbishop Lori and Cardinal Dolan said.
USCCB Official Warns of Rise in ‘Polite Persecution’ of Catholic Views on Abortion and Sexuality Internationally
The Biden administration and groups overseas continue to push an ‘LGBT,’ pro-abortion agenda in poor countries.
US Bishops Disappointed by Supreme Court Climate-Regulation Ruling
In its 6-3 decision in West Virginia v. EPA on June 30, the court ruled that the Clean Air Act does not explicitly give the EPA wide-ranging power to regulate the entire energy industry.
