Arrest Made in Connection With Vandalism of Nebraska Catholic Church
St. Paulinus wasn’t the only Catholic Church to be vandalized on Palm Sunday weekend.
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Another Act of Vandalism: Nebraska Catholic Church’s Altar Flipped Over and a Sacred Heart of Jesus Statue Destroyed
The pastor of a Catholic church in Syracuse, Nebraska, was shocked when he discovered Saturday morning that the altar had been tipped over, a statue desecrated, and several other objects damaged.
Nebraska Facebook Abortion Case: Court Documents Reveal Grisly Details
Senior fellows with The Catholic Association (TCA), an organization dedicated to defending religious liberty, life, and the Church in the public square, also weighed in on the case.
Lincoln Bishop Opposes Now-Blocked Gender Identity City Ordinance
Biological sex, wrote Bishop Conley, 'is not an accident from God or a flaw,' but rather is 'a gift that helps us grow close to each other and close to God. What God has created is good, true, and beautiful.'
Nebraska Attorney General Releases Report on Clergy Sexual Abuse
The report found credible allegations against 57 Church officials, involving 258 documented victims, since the 1930s.
Illinois Bishops Urge Support for School-Choice Measure, While Nebraska Bill Fails
Nebraska and Illinois have not been the only states considering school choice-related policies.
Critics of Nebraska Education Standards See Major Flaws on Sex and Gender
According to the Nebraska Catholic Conference, the curriculum includes kindergarten-level discussion of different family structures, including single parent, blended, intergenerational, cohabiting, adoptive, foster, same-sex, and interracial.
Nebraska Passes Ban on Dismemberment Abortion
D abortions, commonly known as dismemberment abortions, are typically done in the second trimester of pregnancy and result in the dismemberment of an unborn child.
Lincoln Diocese Reports on ‘Inappropriate Conduct’ of Former Vocations Director
Monsignor Kalin, who died in 2008, was the vocation director for the Diocese of Lincoln and pastor of the University of Nebraska Newman Center from 1970 until the late 1990s.
Ad Orientem Posture Given New Life in Nebraska
Cardinal Robert Sarah, the prefect of the Congregation for Divine Worship, has provided the latest inspiration for its use in the ordinary form of the Mass.
