Planned Parenthood released its annual report listing the number of abortions and other services provided in 2020, prompting Catholic leaders to repeat messages they made after this spring’s Supreme Court ruling on abortion.
Queen Elizabeth’s death on Sept. 8 prompted various Church leaders to express public condolences, including the pope and an American bishops’ group.
The Archdiocese of San Francisco tweeted about a homily Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone made on Sunday as the nation marked the 21st anniversary of the attacks on 9/11.
Bishop Joseph E. Strickland of Tyler, Texas, tweeted about the Feast of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary on Thursday, calling on Catholics to pray to Mary to bring us to her Son.
The archbishop of Oklahoma City used the annual celebration of Labor Day to remind Americans of the importance of workers and the dignity of the working family.
Los Angeles Archbishop Jose Gomez celebrated the feast of the Assumption of Mary on Monday, sending out a couple of tweets about the importance of the day.
The Diocese of Youngstown, in Ohio, celebrated the feast day of St. Alphonsus Liguori on Monday, describing him as a practical model for everyday Christians.
The Diocese of Dallas took the feast day of St. James the Apostle on July 25 as an opportunity to remind people of the man’s faithfulness to Jesus.
Bishop Jerry Vincke of the Diocese of Salina is encouraging the faithful to vote ‘yes’ for the Value Them Both amendment on Aug 2.
Bishop Carl Kemme of the Diocese of Wichita is asking Catholics to vote ‘yes’ Aug. 2 on the proposed “Value Them Both” constitutional amendment in Kansas that would allow the state legislature to impose restrictions on abortion.