SAINT OF THE DAY: Saints Michael, Gabriel, and Raphael
POPE LEO’S EMOTIONAL AND HISTORIC VISIT TO FRANCE HIGHLIGHTS YOUNG ADULT CONVERTS
France – referred to by the Washington Post as “the heart of secularized Europe” – is witnessing the “paradox” and “marvel” of new converts according to the Holy Father, a “phenomenon” which “contradicts every defeatist attitude…READ MORE >
FBI CO-DEPUTY DIRECTOR LEAVING HIS JOB TO RETURN TO MISSOURI
Co-Deputy Director Andrew Bailey, a Republican who left his position as Missouri’s attorney general to join the FBI in 2025, wrote on social media that he was leaving the gig…READ MORE >
TRUMP ADMIN REPEALS BIDEN-ERA LGBTQ RULE
Expected to officially be published Tuesday, the final rule comes after federal courts departed from a Biden administration regulation that sought to strengthen discrimination protections based on sexual orientation and gender identity…READ MORE >
PROSTITUTION IS THRIVING IN MAMDANI’S GOTHAM
Mamdani admires former Mayor Bill de Blasio’s lax attitude on prostitution, and the city is now feeling the consequences…READ MORE >
TOM HOMAN SAYS MORE CASES WILL BE SENT TO REACTIVATED ALIEN TERRORIST REMOVAL COURT
The Alien Terrorist Removal Court is based in Washington, hearing its first-ever case on July 30 after the Trump administration mobilized the obscure federal court earlier that month…READ MORE >
A HEAD START TO SAINTHOOD? WHY NEWLY BLESSED FULTON SHEEN COULD BE CANONIZED QUICKLY
Declared a ‘Blessed’ on Sept. 24, the American evangelist could be canonized a saint in as few as three years, thanks to an obscure Church rule on miracles…READ MORE >
NOTRE DAME CONSECRATED TO THE SACRED HEART OF JESUS
The university may have devotion to the Sacred Heart ‘in the DNA,’ but the Sept. 25 consecration was the first in its 184-year history…READ MORE >
DOJ CHARGES 10 WITH ELECTION CRIMES; 2 PLEAD GUILTY
Federal prosecutors have charged 10 people with election crimes, and two others have pleaded guilty, in cases including noncitizens who allegedly voted illegally in federal elections and a former postal carrier accused of throwing away mail-in ballots…READ MORE >
THE SHREVEPORT MARTYRS: LOUISIANA’S SERVANTS OF GOD
Between the months of August and November in 1873, yellow fever raged through Shreveport, Louisiana, ending the lives of one-quarter of the city’s population. Now, it is known as the third worst yellow fever epidemic in the history of the United States. Among the dead, there were five Catholic priests, who were courageous in their selfless care for the sick until their last days…READ MORE >
