The ACLJ has filed a crucial amicus in Planned Parenthood Federation of America v. Kennedy before the United States Court of Appeals for the First Circuit. This brief represents the next critical phase in our ongoing battle to uphold Congress’…
Pro-life senators are condemning Senate Democrats for supporting Obamacare enhanced subsidies for insurance plans that cover abortions and gender transitions. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., has made extending government health…
So, yesterday, more uncomplimentary video of Katie Porter acting the diva emerged. You remember Ms. Porter – the miserable human we discussed yesterday morning. This latest release is not nearly as damning as those that preceded it, but it…
The art of the deal indeed. President Donald Trump has apparently settled yet another foreign conflict, this time the siege of Hamas-controlled Gaza in the wake of the hideous terror attack it conducted on Israel two years ago. The generous…
Contemporary swing revivalist Jonathan Stout and His Campus Five knock out the "Sir Charles Boogie". Source link
Israel and Hamas have agreed to a pause in their devastating two-year war and the release of the remaining hostages in exchange for Palestinian prisoners – a breakthrough greeted with joy and relief Thursday but also caution. Uncertainty remains…
In Dilexi te (“I Have Loved You”), Leo XIV writes, “The poor can act as silent teachers for us, making us conscious of our presumption and instilling within us a rightful spirit of humility.” The document, released by the Vatican yesterday,…
Pope Leo XIV‘s first apostolic exhortation, “Dilexi Te” (“I have loved you”), promulgated yesterday – the feast day of St. John Henry Newman – explores love and charity for the poor. Among the quotes that give a sense of what the document…
I was brought up a Catholic. I remember praying each night with my grandfather, J. R. R. Tolkien, when I would go to stay with him and my grandmother in Bournemouth, and sensing the certainty of his faith. I still have two circular prayer cards,…
There was a time when German Catholics fought for the faith. One hundred and fifty years ago, half the bishops of Prussia were imprisoned, as were hundreds of parish priests, leaving more than a thousand parishes orphaned. All of them had…
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