Parents Push Back for Their Children: Education Issue Key to Youngkin’s Victory in Virginia
Parental movement has spread throughout the country, as parents awaken to their rights and responsibilities for the education of their children.
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Virginia Youth Leader Arrested on Sexual Battery Charges
While executing a search warrant Monday evening, officials seized items including tech devices, photographs, and a crucifix.
Pro-Life Glenn Youngkin Wins Virginia Governor’s Race
“As the next Governor of Virginia, I will proudly stand up for the unborn and their mothers. I believe life begins at conception. My views are formed not only by my faith, but by science as well."
Loudoun County School Board’s Response to Sex Abuse Not News to Catholics
COMMENTARY: The Virginia board’s actions in dealing with an instance of sexual assault mirror the Catholic Church’s response in the not so distant past.
Court: Reinstate Virginia Teacher Suspended Over Transgender Pronoun Policy
Circuit court granted Tanner Cross a temporary injunction against the public school’s action and required the school to reinstate him and allow him access to school property.
Lawsuit Claims Virginia Teacher was Suspended for Objecting to ‘Preferred Pronoun’ Policy
The Loudoun County school teacher said he was suspended from his position after objecting to two proposed school policies during the public comment period of a May 25 school board meeting.
Death Penalty Abolition Gains Momentum After Virginia
Late last month, Virginia became the latest state to end capital punishment, and more repeals could be on the horizon.
Virginia Parishes Near DC Face Delays in Reopening
After the reopening plan was announced last week, Bishop Burbidge said parishes in the diocese could resume public Masses depending “on proper social distancing and the ability of parish clergy and staff to safely accommodate parishioners.”
DOJ Files Statement of Interest in Church Suit Against Virginia Governor
At the Palm Sunday service, a police officer entered the church and told attendees they were in violation of the governor’s order, threatening arrest for attendees who violated the order in the future.
