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June 25, 2019
Australian bishop: Pro-life movement shouldn’t be ‘so broad it’s meaningless’
June 25, 2019
Australian Bishop Richard Umbers recently cautioned against pro-life marches becoming “so broad that it’s meaningless.” In a recent interview with Crux, Umbers, the youngest bishop in Australia, discussed the possibility of establishing a March for Life in Sydney after his experience at the D.C. March for Life this year. “I think that we do need
Pro-life groups welcome overturning of forced abortion ruling
June 25, 2019
Pro-life groups have welcomed the decision of the Court of Appeal overturning a mandatory abortion for a woman with a “moderately severe” learning disorder. In a statement released by the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of England and Wales, Bishop John Sherrington welcomed the ruling and said “It is both astonishing and shocking that the NHS should
Due to backlash, Pell to live in ‘secure compound’ if appeal succeeds
June 25, 2019
While Cardinal George Pell of Australia is appealing his sexual abuse conviction in court, he and his supporters are making arrangements for a “safe hideaway” for the cleric, should his conviction be overturned. According to The Australian, the risk of backlash and threats against the cardinal are so high that he is seeking a “secure
Austrian women’s football team states regret over cancelled game with Vatican club
June 25, 2019
Vienna’s FC Mariahilf football team has issued a statement of regret after a friendly with the Vatican women’s football team was cancelled on Saturday after several FCM members lifted their jerseys whilst the Vatican anthem was playing, displaying painted ovaries and pro-abortion messages. The Vatican soccer team, who had been invited to Vienna by FCM,
Tens of thousands protest abortion and gay marriage in Ecuador
June 25, 2019
Tens of thousands took to the streets of Guayaquil, Ecuador on June 22 in support of life, marriage, conscience protections, and parental rights. Organizers said more than 100,000 people attended the march, which had as its theme, “Respect the Constitution, the family and life.” The demonstrators demanded the nullification of a ruling by the Constitutional
Corpus Christi comes to the Capitol
June 25, 2019
A group of about 350 people, including priests, sisters, and laypersons, processed through Washington, DC on Sunday to celebrate the feast of Corpus Christi. The procession wound past national landmarks and stopped at the homes of the faithful along the way. The procession was led by Monsignor Charles Pope, the pastor of Holy Comforter-St. Cyprian
High school removes teacher in same-sex marriage to keep Catholic identity
June 25, 2019
A Catholic high school in the Indianapolis archdiocese has said it will comply with the archbishop’s instructions to stop employing a teacher in a same-sex marriage. The decision comes days after a Jesuit high school in the archdiocese refused to comply with a similar instruction and had its Catholic status stripped by Archbishop Charles Thompson.
Catholic youth group involved in fatal Colorado bus crash
June 25, 2019
A charter bus carrying members of a Catholic group from New Mexico crashed Sunday in southern Colorado, killing at least two people including the driver and injuring more than a dozen others. The group, high schoolers from Aquinas Newman Center at the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque, had been in Denver for the weekend
Why is America so polarized? Tocqueville has an answer
June 25, 2019
Alexis de Tocqueville fashioned himself “a new kind of liberal.” He did not want the kind of liberalism that produced the French revolution, with its profound hostility to the Catholic Faith. American democracy, on the other hand, seemed to offer a different kind of liberty, and a different kind of liberalism. One difference that Tocqueville
The time is ripe for a revival in devotion to the Sacred Heart
June 25, 2019
God knows, better than anyone, what people are like, and the revelation of God is expressed in a way designed to help our frail human minds receive it. Long before we were people of the book, we were people of the image. Before I could read, my favourite book was the Children’s Bible, and how
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