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Jimmy Lai’s daughter: ‘My dad is shrinking to nothing. If China fails to act, he’ll be a martyr.’

Claire Lai, daughter of the Catholic convert imprisoned by the Chinese Communists, said her father's health is rapidly deteriorating and is a constant concern for the family.

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Doug Mainwaring

• Dec 13, 2025

Vatican stops two more church closures in the Diocese of Buffalo

Two parishes slated to close won appeals to the Dicastery for Clergy, which also agreed to examine appeals against assessments contributions levied against them, citing ‘grave concerns.’

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Doug Mainwaring

• Dec 13, 2025

Black Lives Matter leader indicted on dozens of federal fraud charges

Another Black Lives Matter leader, Tashella Dickerson, is facing accusations of misusing donor funds and multiple federal criminal charges.

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Matt Lamb

• Dec 13, 2025

Texas, Florida sue FDA over original approval of abortion pill, ‘arbitrary’ deregulation ever since

The FDA’s abortion pill policies put women and children in danger and undermine Texas and Florida’s right to enforce their pro-life laws, the suit says.

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Calvin Freiburger

• Dec 12, 2025

Texas wins case against Biden rule that blocked investigations into abortions, ‘gender transitions’

Texas AG Ken Paxton announced that his office and the Trump DOJ have filed a joint motion to close the case and that the pro-abortion Biden rule is ‘permanently vacated.’

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Calvin Freiburger

• Dec 12, 2025Dec 12, 2025

Archbishop Gänswein expresses hope for future beatification of Pope Benedict XVI

The former personal secretary to Pope Benedict XVI also urged respect for the usual timeframe set by ecclesial practice.

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Gaetano Masciullo

• Dec 12, 2025

Stanford confirms how COVID shots cause heart damage but still defends them

Stanford’s study is the latest mainstream admission of the harm that COVID shots cause due to myocarditis, but the risks are much higher than Stanford acknowledges.

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Calvin Freiburger

• Dec 12, 2025

Archbishop Gänswein urges Pope Leo to end Latin Mass restrictions, restore Summorum Pontificum

The former personal secretary for Pope Benedict XVI said the Traditional Latin Mass can't be 'valid and valuable yesterday and then no longer valid tomorrow.'

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Antonino Cambria

• Dec 12, 2025

Catholic congressman fights to protect women, unborn babies from coerced abortion pills

Congressman Mark Messmer called on his colleagues to stop abortion pill coercion, saying it is a matter of protecting the sanctity of human life.

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Matt Lamb

• Dec 12, 2025

New York AG sued by parents, school board members for trying to ‘outlaw’ criticism of transgenderism

AG Letitia James instructed all New York school boards to silence opposition to transgender ideology, including gender-confused students in bathrooms and on sports teams of the opposite sex, or face severe penalties.

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Calvin Freiburger

• Dec 12, 2025

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Jimmy Lai’s daughter: ‘My dad is shrinking to nothing. If China fails to act, he’ll be a martyr.’

Vatican stops two more church closures in the Diocese of Buffalo

Black Lives Matter leader indicted on dozens of federal fraud charges

Texas, Florida sue FDA over original approval of abortion pill, ‘arbitrary’ deregulation ever since

Texas wins case against Biden rule that blocked investigations into abortions, ‘gender transitions’

Archbishop Gänswein expresses hope for future beatification of Pope Benedict XVI

Stanford confirms how COVID shots cause heart damage but still defends them

Archbishop Gänswein urges Pope Leo to end Latin Mass restrictions, restore Summorum Pontificum

Catholic congressman fights to protect women, unborn babies from coerced abortion pills

New York AG sued by parents, school board members for trying to ‘outlaw’ criticism of transgenderism