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VEYM LEAGUE OF CHAPTERS
Courtesy photoFather Bill Atkinson Tune in to this week’s featured program. Read More
Try some new ideas for Friday dinners, including meatless pizza (shown). Tested and approved by picky eaters for Friday dinnertime. Read More
Mother Mary Reflect on Mary in a new, more personal way. Read More
Josh Rushing via Flickr The lethal injection chamber at the Oklahoma State Penintentiary, May 7, 2010. Amid drug shortages for lethal injection and legal challenges against the new methods, executions were paused for about 13 years but resumed in 2024. Read More
CV NEWS FEED // The president of the Commission of the Bishops’ Conferences of the European Union (COMECE) issued a statement March 4, expressing support for Ukraine and urging for global solidarity and peace amid the ongoing conflict. “Amid deepening geopolitical complexities and the unpredictability of actions taken by some members of the international community, … Read moreCatholic bishops of Europe call for unity around Ukraine
Courtesy photos(L-R) Statues of St. Florian and St. Michael are planned for the 120,000-square-foot public safety building of Quincy, Mass., set to open this year. St. Michael image targeted for bringing to mind ‘police brutality.’ Read More
CV NEWS FEED // Kansas Catholics and a Catholic national organization are fighting to stop a satanic “black mass” scheduled for March 28 at the Kansas State Capitol in Topeka. The American Society for the Defense of Tradition, Family, and Property (TFP) is leading the initiative to protest the sacrilege, starting a nationwide petition drive … Read moreCatholics protest satanic ‘black mass’ scheduled to take place inside Kansas State Capitol building
CV NEWS FEED // Two committee chairmen for the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) criticized the U.S. Senate March 6 for blocking the “Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act of 2025,” which would ensure that women and girls in federally funded sports programs would not have to compete against male athletes. … Read moreUS bishops respond to Senate’s failure to advance protections for female athletes
CV NEWS FEED // The Diocese of Scranton just launched its fourth annual Rectory, Set, Cook! event, a Lenten cooking competition between priests that raises money to feed the hungry and shelter those experiencing homelessness. The fundraising website posts videos of 30 priests and their cooking teams, and viewers can make a $10 gift to … Read morePennsylvania priests get cooking to raise money for hungry, homeless this Lent
CV NEWS FEED // The U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights (OCR) launched an investigation into Washington, D.C., public schools March 5, responding to concerns that the district may be violating federal civil rights laws by failing to adequately support students with disabilities. The probe follows a December 2024 report from the District … Read moreEducation department launches federal investigation into D.C. public schools’ special education services