The Cardinal Newman Society has discovered that the National Catholic Education Association (NCEA) was granted more than $100,000 by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation to support implementation of the controversial Common Core standards in diocesan schools.
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The administration of newly elected New Jersey Governor Chris Christie will be challenged in their next term by a new lawsuit filed by a couple who claims the law prohibiting conversion therapy for their 15 year-old son is a violation of their constitutional rights.
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The U.S. Senate is about to vote on a controversial new law that will penalize employers for refusing to hire workers due to sexual orientation or gender identity, which critics say will pose all kinds of problems in the workplace, not least of which is trampling the religious freedom rights of employers.
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A devout high school student who showed up at his school in a Jesus costume on Halloween was told he couldn't wear the costume because it might offend someone.
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Commentary by Susan Brinkmann, OCDS
In a country where even suspected abuse by a priest is considered front-page news, the mainstream media is almost completely mum about a recent move by teachers' unions to block a bipartisan bill aimed at stopping convicted sex offenders from working in schools.
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In what is being hailed as a huge victory for life, the United Nations General Assembly roundly rebuked a controversial declaration granting "sexual rights" to youth, signaling that the assembly is growing weary with the constant and aggressive push for "reproductive rights" by abortion ideologues.
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A leading child development expert is speaking out about the rise of "motherism" - a prejudice against women who stay home to raise their children.
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A decision handed down on Friday by the New Jersey Supreme Court to uphold a lower court ruling that would allow homosexuals to marry beginning today has opened the door for same-sex marriage in that state.
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While politicians bicker over the never-ending budget battle, Americans are resorting to selling hair, breast milk and eggs in order to make ends meet.
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The U.S. Government has shutdown all Catholic religious services at the Kings Bay Naval Submarine Base in Georgia and has threatened the chaplain with arrest if he violates that order, even though Protestant services continue to take place on the base. (Important Update at end of article!)
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The U.S. Senate is about to vote on a controversial new law that will penalize employers for refusing to hire workers due to sexual orientation or gender identity, which critics say will pose all kinds of problems in the workplace, not least of which is trampling the religious freedom rights of employers.
