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Politicizing the Eucharist

MAY 1, 2021 | The Catholic Thing

On April 14, America magazine, as part of its ongoing series, The Conversation with America Media, published an article by Archbishop Samuel Aquila: “For the church to live in eucharistic coherence, we must be willing to challenge Catholics persisting in grave sin.”...

Cancel culture comes to Catholics and all Christians

March 9, 2021| Catholic Culture

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has imposed a Gag Rule on Catholics and other Christians who are the targets of her pro-LGBTQ so-called “Equality Act,” HR 5...

Making the Wrong Kind of Mess

MAY 25, 2021 | First Things

Starting in 2013 and variously thereafter, Pope Francis has called upon Catholics, especially young Catholics, to “make a mess.” In a way, this makes admirable sense. Reform and renewal always involve a kind of creative destruction. Disrupting old patterns of sin and purifying the spirit can be turbulent work.”...

The Archbishop of Washington on Wednesday clarified the Church’s teaching on when life begins, after Catholic President Joe Biden last week said life does not begin at conception.

“The Catholic Church teaches, and has taught, that life – human life – begins at conception,” said Cardinal Wilton Gregory at a Wednesday luncheon of the National Press Club, in Washington, D.C.

“So, the president is not demonstrating Catholic teaching,” he added.

Biden ‘not demonstrating Catholic teaching’ on when life begins

SEP 8, 2021 | Catholic News Agency

Louis Brown, executive director of the Christ Medicus Foundation and former acting deputy director of the Civil Rights Division of the HHS Office for Civil Rights, said, “Coercing individuals into making a medical intervention is unjust.”...

Catholic Health Ministry Head Decries Federal Vaccine Mandate

SEP 10, 2021 | National Catholic Register

House Democrats passed the so-called Women’s Health Protection Act in a 218-211 vote Friday. The bill is designed to ingrain the most expansive interpretation of Roe v. Wade into federal law and therefore preemptively eradicate all state-level pro-life legislation. The proposed law is expected to be blocked in the Senate, where Republicans will filibuster it.

House Democrats Pass Sweeping Pro-Abortion Bill

SEP 24, 2021 | Catholic Vote