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International Religious Freedom Summit co-chairs assess current state of global religious liberty

Tessa Gervasini

As the sixth annual International Religious Freedom Summit wrapped up in Washington, D.C., the organization’s co-chairs addressed the current state of global religious liberty.

U.S. solicitor general backs Colorado Catholics in dispute over universal preschool program

The United States solicitor general urged the Supreme Court to stop Colorado from excluding Catholic schools from the state’s universal preschool (UPK) program.

Department of Justice investigates vandalism at California Catholic school

The DOJ’s civil rights division will investigate the “awful crime” at Holy Innocents Catholic School.

New York jury awards $2 million to teen girl who formerly identified as male in malpractice case

In what may be the first of many such cases, a New York jury awarded millions to a woman “who no longer thinks of herself as a male” who underwent a double mastectomy six years ago at age 16.

Former CIA spy tells Catholic leaders faith and espionage can coexist

Ex-CIA veteran James Olson defended espionage as “moral” at a Catholic leadership summit.

U.S. bishops ‘applaud’ expanded Mexico City Policy

Tessa Gervasini

The bishops called for related policies to recognize “the inherent dignity of every human person.”

IRF Summit details how nations can promote religious freedom abroad: Be ‘persistent’

Tessa Gervasini

Religious freedom advocates addressed how personal anecdotes and persistence are the keys to help leaders promote religious freedom globally.

‘Bernadette, The Musical’ brings inspiring story of Marian visionary to the U.S.

Francesca Pollio Fenton

The musical tells the true story of the beloved French 14-year-old girl who had 18 visions of the Blessed Virgin Mary, St. Bernadette Soubirous of Lourdes.

Bill to inform pregnant college students about their rights and resources stalls in Senate

In this week's roundup of abortion-related news, a pregnant students’ rights act stalls in the Senate while the Texas attorney general is suing a mail-order abortion provider.

ICE enforcement debate is a matter U.S. Church ‘simply can’t avoid,’ Archbishop Coakley says

Tessa Gervasini

The faithful should “ask God’s grace and God”s presence as we address very difficult and challenging situations on the ground,” Archbishop Paul Coakley said regarding immigration issues.

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