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Pro-life leaders at the 51st annual March for Life on Jan. 19 said a lot of work remains for their cause as the nation begins an election year, but they expressed optimism they can turn the tide of public opinion.
Although most Americans describe themselves as “pro-choice,” a majority also would support some legal limits on abortion.
Before the “Homeland War” of the 1990s, the residents of Vukovar, Croatia, thought it a peaceful city.
With a Wisconsin judge suspending his last remaining criminal trial for sexual abuse, former cardinal Theodore McCarrick has been granted a legal reprieve.
The Jan. 15 federal holiday honoring the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. is a time to “pause and reflect” on his “indelible legacy” and “his rallying cry in the pursuit of justice and peace.”
Several stained-glass windows are being installed in St. Anne’s Chapel at St. Louis Parish in Foreston, including a depiction of Blessed Carlo Acutis, one of the patrons of the revival.
Human trafficking victims often hide in plain sight, but informed bystanders can help rescue them, say victim advocates.
