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Rick Jackson Will Face Pro-Abortion Radical Keisha Lance Bottoms in Georgia
Businessman Rick Jackson defeated Trump- and Kemp-endorsed Lt. Gov. Burt Jones in the Georgia GOP gubernatorial runoff on Tuesday. When NBC News called the race at around 9:20 p.m., Jackson led Jones 53% to 47% with 79.6% of the vote counted.…
Abortion Pills in Water May be Making Women Infertile
Your water may be contaminated by abortion pills, officials warn. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) told the Daily Caller News Foundation that it is reviewing comments from 14 attorneys general urging the agency to classify mifepristone…
Abortion Pills in Water May be Making Women Infertile
Your water may be contaminated by abortion pills, officials warn. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) told the Daily Caller News Foundation that it is reviewing comments from 14 attorneys general urging the agency to classify mifepristone…
Five Month Old Baby Survived Abortion, Then Had Her Organs Harvested
A couple says their five-month-old infant was delivered alive at an abortion clinic in New Jersey — then trafficked for fetal organ harvesting. They named the little girl Clementine. Their allegations are detailed in the Center for Medical…
Homeschoolers Aren’t Weird (Anymore) – Religion & Liberty Online
In her short, accessible book, Skipping School, Dixie Dillon Lane traces how American homeschooling went “mainstream.” Combining quantitative research with qualitative interviews, Lane has written a compelling history of an important but…
Sacred art and the limits of representation
Art always leads to disagreement, and sacred art all the more. Christians have argued for centuries about how best to depict God, the saints and the mysteries of our Faith, oscillating between idolatry, iconoclasm and iconography. …
Catholic, Orthodox leaders condemn Russian attack on Kyiv cathedral
Catholic and Orthodox leaders are expressing shock and outrage after a Russian drone strike heavily damaged a historic monastery complex in Kyiv, Ukraine, with a cathedral set ablaze. The post Catholic, Orthodox leaders…
In the land of St. Agatha
Sicilians are a baptized people. They are open to graces through that baptism, and so is their land, their culture. The post In the land of St. Agatha appeared first on The Catholic Thing. Source link
Catholic-backed religious liberty lawsuit asks Supreme Court to address ‘finality’ rule
The U.S. Catholic bishops have backed the lawsuit brought by Jewish resident Daniel Grand against the city of University Heights, Ohio, in a dispute over a planned prayer group. The post Catholic-backed religious liberty lawsuit…
A Brief Note on Consequences
On a cool October evening some years back, a young woman – let’s call her Jenny, age 18 – checked into St. John’s Hospital in Santa Monica and gave birth to a baby boy. Her friends had urged her to have an abortion. So did her boyfriend, Jack,…