Kresta Comments: What to Know about the Equality Act The Equality Act has bounced around Congress for a few years, but is now likely to pass both Democrat-controlled houses of Congress. It would amend the Civil Rights Act to forbid discrimination on the basis of
Supreme Court to Hear Case of College Students Silenced from Sharing the Gospel Georgia Gwinnett College student Chike Uzuegbunam was simply trying to follow the command of Mark 16:15 when he began handing out pamphlets on campus and talking with students about the Gospel. He
Kresta Comments: What is a Creed? You’ve probably seen the yard sign that states “in this house we believe…” followed by several statements. It’s the kind of thing you see when people call for “unity,” but do such generic statements actually accomplish anything? Al discusses.
Respect Life Mass Disrupted by Protestors: An Eyewitness Account Friday, January 22 was the anniversary of Roe vs Wade and Catholics around the country commemorated it with special Masses in honor of the unborn. During our program we learned of a Respect Life Mass in
Direct to My Desk: How Can Catholics Foster Unity? Much has been said, and will continue to be said, about the interactions between the American bishops and President Biden. But there is very little we as Lay Catholics can do about it. However, there
Direct to My Desk: How Can Catholics Foster Unity? Much has been said, and will continue to be said, about the interactions between the American bishops and President Biden. But there is very little we as Lay Catholics can do about it. However, there
Kresta Comments: Bishops Respond to the Inauguration In its official statement yesterday, the USCCB expressed a desire to work with President Biden’s administration on matters such as care for the poor, but also explicitly stated the problems with Biden’s support for abortion. Al has some
Church News Roundup – More on Biden and Bishops At a press conference yesterday, new White House Press Secretary Jenn Psaki was asked by EWTN’s Owen Jensen how the Biden administration will handle the Hyde Amendment and Mexico City Policy. She didn’t provide an answer
Kresta Comments: How did we get here? How did we get so divided? How did we get to a point where a politician can profess a devout Catholic faith and claim to be “personally opposed” to abortion, yet stand against any laws limiting it? Al
Kresta Comments: Lessons from Our Christian Forefathers How did first-century Catholics deal with the severe persecution they faced every day? What lessons can we take from them? Al discuses and elaborates on how even in an age of persecution or harassment, Christians are not to
