Archive for March 28, 2019
Maryland assisted suicide bill fails in dramatic senate vote
A bill to legalize physician-assisted suicide in Maryland failed in the Senate on Wenesday after a dramatic deadlock vote saw... Read more
Cardinal Sarah: God never abandons His Church
Cardinal Robert Sarah defended papal primacy and priestly celibacy, and called for unity among Catholics in the face of Church... Read more
Pope Francis will travel to Morocco as a 'pilgrim of peace and fraternity'
Pope Francis travels to Rabat, the capital of Morocco, this weekend, where he said he will follow in the footsteps... Read more
Ohio lawmakers consider requirement to bury or cremate fetal remains
The Ohio Senate has passed a bill requiring women who have surgical abortions to choose either burial or cremation for... Read more
Chaput: 'God doesn't lose'
The Archbishop of Philadelphia told seminarians March 27 that Catholics are called to renew the Church through lives of holiness,... Read more
Archbishop Wilton Gregory asked to lead Washington archdiocese
Pope Francis is expected to appoint Archbishop Wilton Gregory of Atlanta to serve as the next Archbishop of Washington, multiple... Read more
March for Life rallies draw more than 2 million in Argentina
March for Life gatherings throughout Argentina on March 23 drew more than 2 million participants advocating legal protections for both... Read more
Prominent actors threaten boycott of Georgia over heartbeat abortion bill
A group of actors are threatening to boycott the state of Georgia should its governor sign a bill banning abortion... Read more
New lawsuit claims Bishop Bransfield sexually abused seminarians
A new lawsuit against the former bishop of Wheeling-Charleston, West Virginia, claims that the prelate sexually assaulted seminarians, a claim... Read more
Chilean archdiocese: court judgement for sex abuse victims a step toward reform
The Santiago archdiocese has accepted a court ruling that the Catholic Church in Chile must compensate victims of former priest... Read more
