Cardinal Wuerl no longer joining Catholic CEOs’ group Legatus on pilgrimage to Mexico The back cover of a recent Legatus magazine featured a full-page advertisement for the pilgrimage along with a photo of a smiling Cardinal Wuerl. News John-Henry Westen • Sep 7, 2018Jun 18, 2021
Letter confirms Viganò claim: Vatican knew of McCarrick abuse in 2000 The U.S. Bishops' news service admits the letter 'confirms elements' of Vigano's blockbuster testimony. News Lianne Laurence • Sep 7, 2018Jun 18, 2021
Kavanaugh quotes pro-gay Justice Kennedy in vague answers on homosexual ‘marriage’ Kavanaugh claimed he couldn't give thumbs up or down on Obergefell, but then quoted Anthony Kennedy's opinion. News Calvin Freiburger • Sep 7, 2018Apr 29, 2023
The Atlantic issues epic correction on pro-abortion propaganda piece The Atlantic posted a correction listing so many errors that the correction is long enough to be its own article. Pulse Phil Lawler • Sep 7, 2018Jul 30, 2021
Law aimed at protecting kids like Alfie Evans and Charlie Gard introduced in UK 'Charlie’s Law is an important step forwards into the 21st century,' Oxford medical ethicist Julian Savulescu said. News Calvin Freiburger • Sep 7, 2018Jul 30, 2021
Wyoming bishop downplays homosexual nature of most abuse in Church 'Undoubtedly, these are challenging days, but the sky is not falling.' News Dorothy Cummings McLean • Sep 7, 2018Jun 18, 2021
Is LGBT tyranny against Christians finally coming to an end? What seemed a hopeless situation may show signs of turning around. Opinion Robert Oscar Lopez • Sep 7, 2018Jun 18, 2021
Democrats’ tremors could rip up the ground under America I don't know if you've felt them, but we've had many warnings of a major catastrophe. Opinion Alan Bergstein • Sep 7, 2018Jun 18, 2021
Brown University nixes link to research showing peer pressure causes gender confusion Social media and peer pressure play a role in teens adopting a 'trans' identity, Dr. Lisa Littman found. News James Risdon • Sep 7, 2018Jun 18, 2021
Why Kavanaugh’s appointment could endanger the international abortion industry International abortion groups are in a state of alarm over the possible addition of Brett Kavanaugh to the U.S. Supreme Court. Opinion Stefano Gennarini, J.D. • Sep 7, 2018Jun 18, 2021
Report: Pro-life pregnancy centers served nearly 2 million Americans with free services in 2017 Over the last decade, pregnancy help medical clinics offering ultrasound have more than doubled. News Katie Franklin • Sep 7, 2018Jun 18, 2021
Abortion lobby bashes Kavanaugh for phrase ‘abortion-inducing drugs’ in hearing Pro-abortion groups are outraged that Kavanaugh mentioned something about contraception the Obama administration already admitted. News Calvin Freiburger • Sep 7, 2018Jun 18, 2021
The latest LGBT lunacy: ‘Transgender’ puppet to teach kids about ‘gender issues’ The puppet was originally named Julia, but now wants to go by Julien. Blogs Jonathon Van Maren • Sep 7, 2018Apr 29, 2023
Cincinnati archbishop: Vatican must ‘open the McCarrick file’ 'I see no other way to get to the bottom of this very painful, this very sad situation.' News Dorothy Cummings McLean • Sep 7, 2018Jun 18, 2021
India’s Supreme Court strikes down 150-year ban on sodomy The ruling does not legalize same-sex 'marriage,' but LGBT activists hope it opened the door. News Calvin Freiburger • Sep 7, 2018Jun 18, 2021
Nebraska bishop urges ‘thorough’ probe: Viganò testimony ‘must be taken seriously’ 'Archbishop Viganò held a unique and important position of leadership,' he writes. News Dorothy Cummings McLean • Sep 7, 2018Jun 18, 2021
US bishop calls on Pope Francis to address Viganò allegations ‘directly’ ‘Something must be done now,’ says the bishop of Charleston, South Carolina. News Dorothy Cummings McLean • Sep 7, 2018Jun 18, 2021
Former homosexuals urge California Dems to give them a voice on reparative therapy ban The radical bill was withdrawn at the last moment amid protests by pro-family Californians. News Calvin Freiburger • Sep 7, 2018Jun 18, 2021
Cardinal Wuerl concedes calls for ‘new leadership’ in archdiocese, doesn’t resign Wuerl seemed to admit the need for a replacement, but showed no sign he plans to do so. News Doug Mainwaring • Sep 7, 2018Jun 18, 2021
How lay people ‘preaching’ can help the Church through current crisis How well is your own preaching is going—your commitment to prayer, your good example, and your words of witness? Blogs Peter Kwasniewski • Sep 7, 2018Jun 18, 2021