Contributing editor Russell Shaw examines a religious freedom case out of Maine that will be argued before the Supreme Court on December 8. Shaw writes: “In Maine, where 143 of the 260 school districts do ...
Walking through this mainly Christian town outside of Irbil, the capital of Iraqi Kurdistan, it's easy to see many changes since the victims of Islamic State militants fled here for safety seven years ago. Gone are ...
Religion usually stays out of the workplace, but now with expanding COVID-19 vaccine requirements, employees' personal faith is front and center as many of them across the country say they have religious reasons not to ...
The U.S. bishops have urged Catholics to pray a novena for religious liberty in the nine days leading up to the feast of Christ the King on the last Sunday of Ordinary Time, which this ...
Nearly three times as many Americans favor the federal government enforcing the separation of church and state than want to see the government stop doing so. Fifty-four percent of those polled by the Pew Research ...
This year on September 25, For the Martyrs will be hosting its second annual march and conference to bring attention to Christians living in countries where religious freedom is stifled. While 1,000 participants are expected ...
The Supreme Court is going back to school this term. The justices are taking up a challenge by two sets of parents in Maine against a state education department rule that lets families who live in ...
The chairmen of the U.S. bishops' religious liberty and pro-life committees said Aug. 12 that the U.S. Department of Justice "is acting in dereliction of its duty to enforce the plain meaning of federal law" ...
Speaking July 15 at the closing dinner of the International Religious Freedom Summit in Washington, Cardinal Dolan noted, "As James Madison put it, 'The transcendent laws of nature and of nature's God' tell me this ...
The day after issuing its final opinions for the current term, the Supreme Court announced it was taking up one religious rights case and rejecting another for its next term. Both cases sound somewhat familiar based ...
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