Historic Wisconsin Parish Loses Roof During Severe Weather Outbreak
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church in East Bristol has stood in the community for over 130 years.
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Indictment Accuses 3 More in Major Fraud Scheme at Wisconsin Catholic Charity
In the federal indictment, filed on Feb. 3, a grand jury accuses Ellis and the three others of participating in a broad effort to defraud the organization.
Wisconsin Loses Second Bid to Block Tax Exemption in Spat With Catholic Charity
The religious liberty law group Becket said the Wisconsin Supreme Court had ended the state government’s 'crusade' against the Catholic charity.
After Losing to Catholic Charity at Supreme Court, Wisconsin Seeks to End Religious Tax Break
The Wisconsin Supreme Court had earlier ruled against the Catholic charity before the U.S. Supreme Court reversed that decision.
Wisconsin Catholic Leaders Decry Repealed Abortion Ban
Here is a roundup of recent pro-life and abortion-related news.
Supreme Court: Wisconsin Violated First Amendment in Denying Tax Break to Catholic Charities
The Wisconsin Supreme Court had ruled last March against the Catholic charity. On Thursday, however, the Supreme Court reversed that order in a unanimous ruling.
Supreme Court Signals Support for Catholic Charities in Religious Exemption Case
COMMENTARY: Based on the oral argument, a majority of justices appear to be inclined to rule in Catholic Charities’ favor.
SCOTUS Appears Sympathetic to Catholic Charities in Wisconsin Case
The Supreme Court justices appeared unpersuaded that religious organizations must ‘proselytize’ to be deemed religious by government authorities.
SCOTUS to Decide Whether Catholic Charities Are ‘Religious Enough’
At stake: Whether Catholic Charities can claim a religious exemption from Wisconsin’s unemployment insurance taxes.
Is It ‘Religious’ to Love God and Neighbor? Supreme Court to Decide
COMMENTARY: ‘The first commandment: You shall love the Lord your God,’ says Jesus in Friday’s Gospel. ‘The second: You shall love your neighbor.’ But is that enough to count as religion in the eyes of the law?
