Christian MP acquitted on all charges after Finland’s Bible tweet trial
The verdict in the closely watched trial of a Finnish Christian MP was announced on Wednesday. A court in Helsinki dismissed all charges against Päivi Räsänen, a physician and mother of five, and Juhana Pohjola, a bishop of the Evangelical Lutheran Mission Diocese of Finland, after a free speech trial that drew international attention. The court said in […]
Côte d’Ivoire launches this year’s National Catholic Fund appeal.
Côte d’Ivoire’s Bishop of Daloa, Marcellin Yao Kouadio, has launched the appeal for this year’s national collection known as the National Catholic Fund on behalf of the Ivorian Episcopal Conference. Read all
Mainstream ‘conservatives’ are embracing gay agenda because they’re afraid to call it out: canceled writer
On this week’s episode of The Van Maren Show, Jonathon’s guest is Denise McAllister, a former writer for The Federalist who was “canceled” for her politically incorrect views on feminism and homosexuality.Read More
The World Health Organization is a threat to millions of children in the womb
According to a recent report by the Mail on Sunday, the WHO has just called for the removal of all restrictions on abortion.Read More
Coca-Cola gets green light to suspend unvaxxed workers in Ontario without pay
In January, when all the unjabbed workers were sent home and only ‘fully vaccinated’ employees were on site, the bottling plant saw positive tests at a rate ‘significantly more than in any other month.’Read More
Losing sense of spirit means becoming blind to God, pope says
ROME — Pope Francis asked people to pray for his upcoming trip to Malta and to pray for an end to the “savage cruelty” of war. After delivering his general audience talk in the Paul VI hall March 30, he warmly greeted a group of children from Ukraine who are receiving assistance in Italy, and […]
Cardinal: Saving creation requires seeing each other as brothers, sisters
ROME — Fraternity is the path to salvation, said Canadian Cardinal Michael Czerny. “We need a community that supports and helps us, in which we can help one another to keep looking ahead,” he said, quoting Pope Francis. “By ourselves, we risk seeing mirages, things that are not there. Dreams, on the other hand, are […]
Pope Francis Accepts Resignation of Brooklyn Auxiliary Bishop at Age 75
Screenshot Bishop Paul Sanchez. Bishop Sanchez was one of four auxiliary bishops for the diocese, which serves 1.5 million Catholics in 177 parishes in over 200 churches across the New York City boroughs of Brooklyn and Queens.
Cardinal Czerny: Saving creation requires seeing each other as family
“It is necessary, then, to change approach and admit the urgency of building a ‘we’ that lives in the common home” of creation, said the interim president of the Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development in a talk at the Pontifical Urbanian University in Rome March 30.
Notre Dame to present Laetare Medal to eco-justice activist in 'Cancer Alley'
Sharon Lavigne, a Catholic crusader of environmental justice for her St. James community in Louisiana’s notorious “Cancer Alley,” will receive this year’s prestigious Laetare Medal from the University of Notre Dame.