Baker Case Will Be Next Test for Religious Liberty

Archbishop William Lori, former head of the U.S. bishops’ Ad Hoc Committee for Religious Liberty, believes the case will have grave implications for the future of religious freedom.

Catholic HS Teacher Inspired Meghan Markle’s Outreach

Maria Pollia, a theology teacher at Immaculate Heart High School in Los Angeles, Calif., didn’t have to rack her brain to remember former student Meghan Markle, the actress recently engaged to Prince Harry.

Little Sisters of Poor Headed Back to Court

The Little Sisters of the Poor are heading back to court to defend themselves against lawsuits by the states of California and Pennsylvania to take away the Little Sisters’ religious exemption from the new Health and Human Services rule.

US Bishops Think Senate Tax Proposal Would Hurt Families

The chair of the U.S. bishops’ Committee on Domestic Justice and Human Development likes some of the provisions of the Senate’s tax bill, but those likes are dwarfed by items that he said run afoul of Catholic teaching.

He’s Been Collecting Rosaries for Decades

Travelers who happen upon a regional museum in Washington state are frequently surprised to find there the largest collection of rosaries in the world – according to no less an authority than “Ripley’s Believe It or Not.”

US Bishops Tell FCC They Favor Net Neutrality

The chairman of the U.S. bishops’ Committee on Communications has urged the Trump administration to keep current net neutrality rules in place because an open internet, he said, is critical to the nation’s faith communities and how they interact with their members.