Not so fast — Supreme Court orders a new trial that could stop feds from forcing Catholics to obey HHS mandate
The Supreme Court has said Catholic groups in Michigan and Tennessee will have a new trial and new hope for victory.
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Articles for Month: April 2015
Montana governor: I support telemed abortions ‘to expand access to health-care services’
A study last year found that telemed abortions lead to greater rates of complications for women than traditional abortion
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New bill would strip federal courts’ ability to redefine marriage
'My bill would stop the court from destroying traditional marriage and preserve the votes of millions of voters in states that have passed bans on same sex marriage,' says GOP Congressman Steve King.
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Gloria Steinem pushes abortion at Wisconsin Catholic college, bishop rebukes college
‘Who owns women’s bodies, who says we can’t control our own reproductive lives?’ she asked her Catholic audience at St. Norbert College.
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Northern Ireland’s health minister resigns after backlash over remarks criticizing gay parenting
MLA Jim Wells says his family has faced nasty, threatening, and abusive condemnation.
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McNaughton urges supporters to back Patrick Brown as PC leadership vote nears
‘The choice is clear,’ he says. ‘It’s the establishment versus someone who truly is going to reform the PC party and listen to its members, and that is Patrick Brown.’
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Nova Scotia lawyers must pay Christian law school $70,000 for legal costs
Trinity Western’s next legal test comes June 1, when it will challenge in Ontario court a decision by the Ontario law society to reject TWU law grads.
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Dutch court allows family to euthanize incapacitated 80-year-old woman against doctor’s protest
Critics fear this case feels dangerously like a step towards the recognition of a sort of independent authority who would take life and death decisions for the mentally incapacitated.
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What you won’t hear from the media and gay activists about same-sex ‘marriage’
Despite popular rumor, marriage can be defended through recognition of social, physical, psychological, and natural law sciences. And redefining it cannot.
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Congress to vote on law that ‘takes away our right in Catholic schools’ to teach faith
'We’re being forced to diminish our Catholic identity and what we believe in favor of the government’s ideology,' lamented Tom Burnford, education secretary for the Archdiocese of Washington.
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