Prosecute pornographers for obscenity, Congressmen tell Attorney General
Four members of Congress have requested that the Department of Justice use obscenity laws already on the statute book to prosecute major pornography producers and distributors
New McCarrick lawsuits brought as New Jersey litigation window opens
Two new lawsuits were filed against Theodore McCarrick and New Jersey dioceses this week, after the state temporarily lifted its statute of limitations on sexual abuse allegations.
‘If we give up our Christianity, we lose our identity,’ says Hungarian minister
Hungary is promoting pro-family policies because its Christian identity is at stake, the country’s family minister said
Hungary’s incentives mean more marriages but not more babies
Hungary has seen a surge in marriages in 2019, but not a corresponding rise in birth rates
‘We need to become an evangelizing Church,’ says new USCCB VP
The new vice president of the US bishops’ conference says he wants to bring a spirit of evangelism to the organization
US reporting mechanism for episcopal abuse cases could go live by February
A national third-party reporting system for allegations of abuse, neglect, or misconduct against bishops could be activated by February 2020
O’Malley: Pope Francis will publish McCarrick report ‘soon’
The results of the Vatican’s investigation of Theodore McCarrick should be published by early 2020, Cardinal Sean O’Malley of Boston told US bishops
Scientists call for ‘gradually reduced’ population to fight climate change
The ‘World Scientists’ Warning of a Climate Emergency’ was by 11,258 people from 153 countries
Biden denied communion over abortion stance
A South Carolina priest refused to give Biden communion due his support for abortion
Decline in Hispanic Catholics a ‘direct challenge’ to the Church in the US
Catholics are no longer a majority among US Hispanics
