New Mexico Democrat announced Saturday that his bishop denied him communion amid debate among Catholics and public figures over the reception of the Holy Eucharist by pro-abortion politicians. “I was denied communion last night by the Catholic bishop here in Las Cruces and based on my political office,” Democratic New Mexico state Sen. Joe Cervantes … Read more
A student who was removed from his position as Florida State University student Senate president in June filed a federal lawsuit against the university Monday. Jack Denton was removed as president of the Florida State University (FSU) student Senate on June 5 for allegedly making transphobic, racist, and “anti-abortion” comments in private text messages, The … Read more
A statue of Jesus was vandalized at a Catholic Church in Alberta Tuesday, following several incidents of vandalism and arson that have targeted Catholics in both Canada and the U.S. Fr. Wilbert Chin Jon of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Calgary confirmed to the Daily Caller that vandals had spray painted and used marker or … Read more
Catholic dioceses have begun dispensing parishioners from their obligation to abstain from meat on Fridays during Lent. Another week dominated by news about the CO19 epidemic; another week without access to the sacraments. These are distressful times, and we are facing troubles that we could not have imagined, even a few weeks ago. As this … Read more
Seton Hall University began investigating allegations that Cardinal Theodore McCarrick and other priests sexually abused young men at two of its seminaries. University President Dr. Mary Meehan published a letter to the university’s website Wednesday, announcing that the school’s leadership authorized an independent review of allegations that McCarrick, while archbishop of Newark, and other diocesan … Read more