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Two Catholic churches will be combined into a new parish in 2024, diocesan officials announced Saturday. The Saint Maria Goretti and Our Lady of the Angels parishes will become the Saint Pio of Pietrelchina Parish on Jan. 1, Bishop David Zubik said. The new parish will serve the Bloomfield, Garfield

(THE COLLEGE FIX) – Two Catholic universities in Ohio are offering direct admittance to Jewish students this fall while condemning the rise in antisemitism on U.S. campuses. Franciscan University of Steubenville and Walsh University in North Canton welcomed Jewish students to transfer to their campuses in recent announcements, noting many are “in danger of antisemitic…

Ex-UVF commander is the main prosecution witness in the trial of a man accused of two murders.

Former UVF man Gary Haggarty gave evidence during trial of James Stewart Smyth for murders of Eamon Fox and Gary Convie in 1994

Georgetown reportedly has nearly four liberal students for every one conservative student, according to the FIRE report, with Fordham hosting a similar ratio.

Father Alejo said that the fight for human rights should continue even though Duterte is no longer the president; he left office in June 2022.

Two Catholic parishes in Colorado and the Archdiocese of Denver have sued the state, alleging that requirements to participate in the Department of Early Childhood’s Universal Preschool Service violate their religious liberty.

Two Catholic preschools filed a lawsuit Wednesday against the state of Colorado for excluding religious preschools from participating in Gov. Polis’s so-called universal preschool program. Denver Catholic reports the lawsuit represents St. Mary's Catholic Parish in Littleton and St. Bernadette Cath

Two Catholic parishes and the Archdiocese of Denver sued the Polis administration over its rollout of a "universal" program aimed at saving Colorado families thousands of dollars in preschool costs, arguing that the conditions set forth by the state “effectively penalizes the free exercise of religion.”

Two Catholic schools in the Diocese of Worcester, Massachusetts have made public their disagreement with policies set forth by Bishop Robert McManus regarding gender ideology.