Archive for June 5, 2023
Cardinal Zuppi arrives in Ukraine to begin work as Vatican peace envoy
Cardinal Matteo Zuppi arrived in Kyiv on Monday to carry out the peace mission entrusted to him by Pope Francis. Read more
‘National Celebrate Life Day’ rally in Washington, DC, announced for anniversary of Roe reversal
Leading pro-life organizations will hold a “National Celebrate Life Day” rally and gala in Washington, D.C., on June 24. Read more
Pope Francis to sign human fraternity document with Nobel laureates in St. Peter’s Square
Several former heads of state and internationally known performers will join 29 Nobel laureates on June 10 for an event... Read more
.jpg)
Hong Kong police arrest dozens at memorials for victims of Tiananmen Square massacre
Hong Kong police apprehended almost two dozen citizens for “seditious” activity on the 34th anniversary of the massacre at Tiananmen... Read more
Church tower collapses following earthquakes in southern Peru
A tower at a church in southern Peru has collapsed due to a series of earthquakes there in recent days. Read more
Texas becomes 18th state to ban sex changes for kids
Gov. Greg Abbott on June 2 signed legislation prohibiting doctors from performing sex changes on children. Read more
Who flew migrants to California and dropped them off at Diocese of Sacramento offices?
California’s governor and attorney general are accusing the state of Florida of “kidnapping” a group of 16 South American migrants... Read more
Carmelite nuns file new theft and defamation charges against Fort Worth Bishop Olson
The new charges by the monastery are in addition to a lawsuit filed on May 3 that seeks $1 million... Read more
Report: Twitter fails to block some child pornography
The social media website Twitter has apparently failed to block images of child sexual abuse, with researchers detecting illegal pornographic... Read more
Former feminist turned pro-lifer shares her testimony prior to March for Life in Colombia
A young Colombian mother shared her testimony regarding her feminist past and recounted how now she defends the right to... Read more
Oklahoma board approves first Catholic charter school in the country
The state of Oklahoma approved the country’s first-ever religious charter school on Monday. Read more
