Steubenville Doesn’t Need a Merger — It Needs a Mission
RoseohioresidentHoly Name Cathedral in Steubenville, Ohio. The numbers may be daunting, but the mission remains unchanged: bring Jesus Christ to the people. Read More
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RoseohioresidentHoly Name Cathedral in Steubenville, Ohio. The numbers may be daunting, but the mission remains unchanged: bring Jesus Christ to the people. Read More
CV NEWS FEED // Breaking longstanding partnerships, Anheuser-Busch is not sponsoring the St. Louis PrideFest or the San Francisco “Pride” festival this year, a change that comes amid shifting political and societal climates that have increasingly steered away corporations’ support of the LGBT agenda. The brewing company, which was founded and is headquartered in St. … Read moreAnheuser-Busch declines to sponsor St. Louis PrideFest, breaks 30-year partnership
CV NEWS FEED // The Archdiocese of Chicago, Illinois, filed a lawsuit March 24 alleging that several sexual abuse complaints filed against defrocked Chicago priest Daniel McCormack were made up to get hefty settlement payouts from the Church. The Chicago Tribune reported that the archdiocese’s suit is based on several jail call records, in which … Read moreArchdiocese of Chicago alleges some sex abuse complaints were fabricated to get settlement payouts
CV NEWS FEED // A newly released report from The Heritage Foundation presents a comprehensive review of how the 118th Congress navigated the post-Dobbs policy environment. Authored by Melanie Israel, a visiting fellow at the Foundation’s DeVos Center for Life, Religion, and Family, the 31-page backgrounder evaluates both legislative advances and the challenges posed by … Read morePro-life progress in a divided Congress: Heritage Foundation details legislative gains, administrative setbacks
Nagel PhotographyThe Wisconsin State Supreme Court courtroom is shown in the Wisconsin State Capitol in Madison. COMMENTARY: The Wisconsin Supreme Court’s 2024 ruling against Catholic Charities jeopardized its ability to service the vulnerable. Next week, we will have the chance to rectify that. Read More
CV NEWS FEED // In a key Senate hearing Tuesday, Sen. Eric Schmitt, R-Mo., took aim at what he called “the Left’s war on the First Amendment,” accusing the Biden administration of weaponizing federal agencies and taxpayer-funded NGOs to suppress free speech. “We’ve uncovered an even larger and more formidable censorship industrial complex that spans … Read moreSchmitt accuses Biden admin of censoring free speech
ScreenshotPope Francis waves from a balcony at Gemelli Hospital in Rome on Sunday, March 23, 2025, following weeks of hospitalization for bilateral pneumonia. ‘To go and proclaim the Gospel, we first need to set down the burden of our history at the feet of the Lord, to consign to him the weight of our past,’ … Read morePope Francis: God Desires to Offer His Love and Mercy to Those at the ‘Crossroads’ of Life
CV NEWS FEED // A recently filed lawsuit is alleging that the TSA, the Department of Homeland Security, and a state homeland security office played roles in an alleged conspiracy against a mom from New Jersey after she posted to social media opposing her daughter’s elementary school teaching children sexualized content. “This case, which began … Read moreLawsuit alleges Homeland Security and TSA ‘threat-tagged’ New Jersey mom opposing ‘polysexual’ posters at elementary school
CV NEWS FEED // A new Vatican document is drawing praise from the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) for affirming their national pro-life effort, Walking with Moms in Need, a parish-based initiative that marked its fifth anniversary this week. In a March 25 statement, Bishop Daniel E. Thomas, who chairs the USCCB’s Committee … Read moreUS bishops: Vatican’s new document affirms Walking with Moms in Need ministry
Edlane De MattosHoly Name Cathedral in Chicago. | Credit: Edlane De Mattos/Shutterstock Some of the alleged fraudsters reportedly discussed the scams on prison phone calls. Read More