Jeanie Hannaman

By LifeSiteNews - As we had reported earlier, Archbishop Viganò had thanked Bishop Athanasius Schneider for his June 1 statement, according to which the controversial Abu Dhabi statement signed by Pope Francis – and which states that the “diversity of religions” is “willed by God” – has its roots in the Second Vatican Council's endorsement of a natural right to religious liberty and thus the concept of a natural right to believe in a false religion.

By Joseph Enders, Church Militant - The United States bishops are praising illegal immigration — again... On Thursday, the USCCB released a statement supporting the Supreme Court's 5–4 decision to block Pres. Trump's order ending Obama's Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) amnesty program... the program is designed to protect from deportation illegal aliens who entered the United States as children... Since 2008, the USCCB has received over $750 million in government payouts to resettle immigrants, typically making up 30–40% of its entire annual budget.

By Michael Pakaluk, The Catholic Thing - I believe firmly that everything important can be said, not in three words, as Wittgenstein maintained, but in 1000 or less. Therefore, I wish in today’s column to explain the reasoning in the Supreme Court’s recent decision in Bostock, and what is principally wrong with it... It is important to criticize the Court’s reasoning, because, in a misguided high-mindedness, it holds that any lamenting of the practical consequences of its decision belongs to the realm of policy rather than to what the law says.