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A sharp decline in U.S. adults’ religiosity during the past decade is among the most dramatic drops recorded by Gallup in any country over any 10-year period, the pollster reported Thursday. Gallup found that the share of Americans who say religion is an important part of their daily life went from 66% to 49% between … Read moreGallup finds decline in US religiosity is one of the largest ever recorded
Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen this week praised the safe surrender of an infant in northwest Nebraska, saying the incident shows the state’s expanded safe haven law is working as intended to protect vulnerable children and support parents in crisis. “We’ve got to do everything we can to protect babies, and we have to step up … Read moreNebraska governor celebrates successful surrendering of baby under state’s safe haven law
Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF) is celebrating a federal move that the legal organization’s leader says defends religious foster parents sidelined by gender-identity mandates. President Donald Trump signed an executive order, “Fostering the Future for American Children and Families,” on Nov. 13 to instruct the Department of Health and Human Services to identify state or local … Read moreADF applauds Trump order protecting foster care from gender ideology
Sonny Joy Nelson, the White House director of media affairs and special assistant to the President, gave a powerful testimony Nov. 4 about how her mother experienced heavy pressure to abort her and courageously decided to choose life instead. “I have a personal story, much like many of you, where God himself intervened for my … Read moreWhite House media director: When pressured to have an abortion, my mom chose life for me
In a Nov. 13 interview on Sean Hannity’s FOX News show, Vice President JD Vance argued that Biden-era immigration policies, combined with a persistent housing shortage, have driven up housing prices and made it harder for young Americans to buy homes. “A lot of young people are saying, ‘Housing is way too expensive.’ Why is … Read moreVance: US homebuying is an ‘affordability crisis’ that technology can help solve
Planned Parenthood has closed 20 of its clinics across the nation after losing access to Medicaid reimbursements for non-abortion health services, a consequence of federal policy changes that took effect over the summer according to a Nov. 12 report from the Washington Post. The cuts have sharply reduced the abortion giant’s operating revenue and placed … Read morePlanned Parenthood closes 20 facilities after Medicaid cuts
The Our Lady of Fatima statue is inaugurated on Nov. 13 in Crato, Brazil. ‘Working on this piece was, for me, a form of prayer in motion,’ says sculptor, who is now planning a trip to the Marian sanctuary in Portugal. Read More
Screenshot/USCCBFormer president of the USCCB Archbiship Timothy Broglio joins his brother bishops in a ‘special message’ on the topic of immigration released Nov. 13. 2025. COMMENTARY: Pope Leo XIV himself called for an effective and unified voice from the US bishops; in Baltimore, they delivered just that. Read More
The Archdiocese of San Francisco is inviting women and men who have been wounded by abortion to come to a healing retreat in December that offers the sacraments, counseling, and a supportive community of others with similar experiences. According to its website, the retreat is free and put on by Project Rachel, an outreach ministry … Read moreSan Francisco archdiocese offers healing retreat to parents hurt by abortion
May we persevere with Christ by our side, with our eyes on heaven. The Lord gives us a kind of road map for following him toward the promised land. Read More