“How many luminous faces, how many smiles, how many wrinkles, how many tears and scars reveal love around us,” the pope said Sunday.
The two U.S. prelates spoke on EWTN’s “The World Over with Raymond Arroyo” March 2.
The resolution is meant to bolster parental rights in the public education system with a new set of federal standards for schools.
Gov. Tate Reeves signed legislation that prohibits gender transition procedures to anyone under the age of 18.
Attorney General Merrick Garland on Wednesday fielded questions from lawmakers regarding alleged anti-Catholic, anti-pro-life bias within the DOJ and FBI.
A Catholic bookstore in Jacksonville, Florida, is suing the city to block a law it says violates its constitutional rights.
Effective immediately, parish churches in the diocese are limited in celebrating the Latin Mass in accordance with the “Missale Romanum” of 1962.
Michael Hugo, chairman for the Framingham Democratic Committee, said he feared disabled children place an undue burden on local taxpayers if not aborted.
Bishop Thomas Paprocki of the Diocese of Springfield, Illinois, told CNA that the Latin Mass community in his diocese has been faithful to the Church.
A newly issued clarification says that only the Vatican can grant permission for the Old Mass to be said in parish churches.
An 18-inch pipe bomb was found behind a Catholic church in Philadelphia and removed by the police department’s bomb squad.
The lawsuit claims that the funding constitutes a “donation,” which the it says is in violation of the New Mexico Constitution.
The Democrat-controlled Virginia Senate committee vote prevents the legislation from moving forward.
The agreement comes in response to a lawsuit filed after several people were asked by National Archives Museum staff to cover up pro-life messaging on their clothing.
A federal appeals court announced Feb. 13 it will rehear a lawsuit filed by female athletes who say they were deprived of honors and opportunities.
Pro-life organizations, members of Congress, and state attorneys general have signed amicus briefs in support of an Alliance for Hippocratic Medicine lawsuit.
In addition to banning the drugs and surgeries, the new law sets penalties for doctors who refuse to follow the law.
The chief law enforcement officers from 20 states signed a letter to U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland condemning a since-retracted internal memorandum.
“Sage’s Law” would require school officials to defer to parents when a student claims to be transgender.
A former FBI agent told members of a new House panel that she left the agency after she believes it became “politically weaponized.”