Niklaus Leuenberger was fired from his post as managing director of the New York Palace Hotel for making intolerant remarks to a Catholic bell captain. On Ash Wednesday, Mike Murray went to work at the New York Palace with ashes on his forehead from mass. Leuenberger told him to “Wipe ath f—–g s–t [...]
Citing concerns over Voice of the Faithful advocacy and dissidence, St. John the Evangelist’s pastor Rev. John Ludden has barred Florida VOTF from holding it’s annual mass. VOTF church re-organization advocacy is remarkeably similar to the proposed state re-organization in Connecticut.
VOTF of Southwest Florida (VOTF-SWFL) describes its aims on its web site, saying “Our [...]
There were concerns raised about Michael Steele’s pro-life views during his run for Chairman of the GOP. He assured everyone he was solidly pro-life and would be an ardent supporter of the pro-life plank of the Republican Party.
Then Mr. Steele is asked a few impromptu questions by a journalist and, when talking about [...]
Jumping on the boat that Connecticut cut loose, New York has taken an unprecedented step to single out the Catholic Church in New York for financial destruction.
The New York State Assembly is considering a bill that would temporarily lift the statute of limitation for sexual abuse lawsuits in New York. However, only the [...]
The Connecticut Bill that is attempting to reorganize the financial and pastoral structure of the Connecticut Catholic Church has been removed from consideration to determine constitutionality. Thousands of Catholics rallied at the capitol in Hartford against the bill on Wednesday.
This event should be a signal to every Catholic about the very real anti-Catholic movement [...]
A South Carolina county councilwoman has apologized for remarks she made at a land management committee discussion considering whether to allow a Catholic church to expand. She had said she would oppose the expansion because she sees “hate” in the Catholic Church, criticizing the Church’s pro-life position and its lack of female clergy, which she [...]
