Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly on Friday vetoed a “born-alive” infant protection bill a week after Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs vetoed a similar bill.
The Supreme Court on Friday placed a five-day suspension on all abortion pill restrictions ordered by lower courts.
The administration plans to issue an emergency appeal after a federal appeals court allowed a Texas judge’s ruling to severely restrict abortion pill access.
Gerald Groff refused to work Sundays so that he could abide by the Third Commandment, to “keep holy the sabbath day.”
The governors of New York, Washington, Massachusetts, and California revealed they have begun stockpiling years’ worth of chemical abortion supplies.
By issuing a “stay,” the judge’s ruling will block the FDA’s abortion pill approval as unlawful.
Among the group of 20- to 25-year-olds were Catholics, Protestants, atheists, agnostics, and one Muslim. Each has a unique problem with either the Church or God.
An exhibition of the first hyper-realistic recreation of the body of Christ based on data obtained from the Shroud of Turin is at Granada’s cathedral this Holy Week.
To Abbot Placid Solari, a Benedictine monk who serves as Belmont Abbey’s chancellor, the Catholic faith and college naturally go together.
The Thursday before Easter, Catholics around the world practice an ancient Lenten tradition: a Holy Thursday devotion known as the “Seven Churches Visitation.”
Baltimore Archbishop William Lori in a letter to parishioners Monday addressed “the evil of child abuse” ahead of the expected release of a attorney general report.
Less than a week after being released from Gemelli Hospital, Pope Francis will preside over Holy Thursday Mass at Casal del Marmo juvenile prison.
Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone of San Francisco will hold a eucharistic Holy Hour and rosary Monday evening for the people of Hong Kong.
A Catholic exorcist is warning Christians to not be fooled and that using the board would be “opening a door that could be dangerous for you.”
The U.S. and Canadian bishops released statements Thursday praising the Vatican’s repudiation of the “doctrine of discovery.”
Following news of Pope Francis’ hospitalization on Wednesday, U.S. bishops asked for prayer for the pontiff’s quick recovery.
The bill, authored by Catholic Rep. Chris Smith, R-New Jersey, had nearly unanimous support, passing in a 412-2 vote. It will now advance to the Senate.
If enacted, the three bills would mandate employers fully cover abortions until birth, ban treatments to reverse the abortion pill, and more.
The Vulnerable People Project, a Catholic charity based in the United States, is helping 20 teenage Afghan girls build a new life after an ISIS terrorist attack.
Former Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi criticized the bishops Thursday over their opposition to abortion and transgender treatments for children.