Sister of Our Lady of Mercy on the ‘Simple’ and Vital Message of Divine Mercy Sunday
A sister from St. Faustina’s order discusses the message of Divine Mercy and her community’s work in Washington.
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Christendom College Provides a Space to Encounter God Through Beauty in New Christ the King Chapel
The edifice is the realization of a decades-long vision to convey the truths of the faith in art and architecture.
Pro-Abortion Federal Lawmakers Continue to Push Radical Measure in Response to Dobbs
Democrats’ proposal would allow virtually unlimited abortion access and erase state pro-life protections.
With Shadow and Mournful Chant, Tenebrae Services Evoke a Powerful Reflection on Christ’s Death
This ancient Holy Week service is a sung reflection on the death of Christ that employs darkness and noise.
Alabama Senator Tuberville Digs In Heels Against Biden’s Taxpayer-Funded Pentagon Abortion Travel
The Republican senator is delaying approval of some military promotions, to focus attention on a policy that could exponentially increase the number of abortions subsidized by the Department of Defense.
Abortion and the ‘Throwaway Culture’: A Decade of Pope Francis on the Life Issues
Examining the Pope’s approach to life issues at the 10-year mark of his papacy.
2024 GOP Presidential Hopefuls Must Navigate Taking a Pro-Life Stand in a Post-Roe World
Pro-life presidential hopefuls are being called upon to defend unborn life by advocating for national abortion limits.
Abortion-Pill Access Becomes Key Pro-Life Battle in Post-Roe Landscape
Pro-lifers are raising significant safety concerns about abortion pills — including in a key lawsuit being heard by a Texas judge — as abortion advocates push to make them widely available everywhere in the nation.
Biden Marks Women’s History Month By Giving ‘Women of Courage’ Award to a Man
The administration is focusing on abortion and transgender ideology in a month meant to honor women’s achievements.
