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GOP congresswoman files resolution to declare June ‘Family Month’ instead of ‘Pride Month’

3 days ago | catholicvote.org | Hannah Hiester

Congresswoman Mary Miller, R-Ill., filed a resolution June 3 in the House of Representatives to declare June “Family Month” instead of “Pride Month.”According to the resolution as shared on X, the measure recognizes the role of the nuclear family as the foundation of society and highlights that children thrive in a home with married parents, a mother and a father.
DC’s St John Paul II National Shrine to feature summer exhibit on Jubilee years

4 days ago | catholicvote.org | McKenna Snow

A new summer exhibit at the St. John Paul II National Shrine in Washington, D.C. is sharing key moments and words from the pontiff from the Great Jubilee of the Year 2000 and how his witness connects to this year’s Jubilee of Hope. “Pope John Paul II considered the Jubilee of the Year 2000 to be one of the hermeneutical keys for his entire pontificate,” Sofía Maurette, the shrine’s director of intercultural ministry, said in a recent press release about the exhibit.
Texas Supreme Court allows investigation into Catholic migrant nonprofit to continue

4 days ago | catholicvote.org | Hannah Hiester

Texas’ Supreme Court ruled May 30 that Republican Attorney General Ken Paxton may proceed with an investigation into a Catholic nonprofit amid claims that the organization aids migrants in crossing the border illegally. CatholicVote previously reported that Paxton demanded records from Annunciation House, located near the U.S.-Mexico border in El Paso, in February 2024.
Washington Christian ministry defends right to hire religious employees before appeals court

4 days ago | catholicvote.org | Hannah Hiester

A religious freedom lawsuit in Washington that seeks to allow faith-based organizations to hire only individuals who share their beliefs advanced a step further June 2 as attorneys presented their arguments before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit.
Pope Leo XIV: Young adults who cohabitate need to be shown gift of sacramental grace, witness of vocation to marriage

4 days ago | catholicvote.org | McKenna Snow

Young couples who are unmarried but living together need to be shown how good God’s gift of sacramental marriage is, Pope Leo XIV said in a recent address.
Senior Vox reporter praises Pope Leo’s AI focus

4 days ago | catholicvote.org | McKenna Snow

A senior reporter at the secular news outlet Vox wrote May 28 in praise of Pope Leo XIV’s intention to address the development of artificial intelligence (AI) directly, saying that it “is exactly the sort of thing the pope should have strong opinions on.” “The Church’s past suggests that technology is something for it to actively engage with — cheering it on where appropriate, criticizing where necessary, but never just disengaging,” Sigal Samuel wrote in the article.
Illinois Senate adjourns without calling pro-assisted suicide bill to vote

5 days ago | catholicvote.org | McKenna Snow

The Illinois Senate adjourned May 31 without calling for a vote on a bill to legalize assisted suicide in the state, bringing the legislation’s momentum to a firm halt shortly after the state House of Representatives passed it. On June 1, Illinois Family Institute Executive Director David Smith issued a statement hailing the efforts of Illinois citizens who prayed and contacted their state legislators to express opposition to the radical bill, SB 1950.
ACLU of Kentucky dismisses its lawsuit against state’s pro-life laws

5 days ago | catholicvote.org | McKenna Snow

The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Kentucky on May 30 dropped its lawsuit challenging two of the state’s pro-life laws, in a development Kentucky’s attorney general, the defendant, applauded as one that will save lives. The ACLU-KY had filed the lawsuit about six months ago on behalf of a Louisville woman who wanted to get an abortion, according to the Kentucky Lantern. The woman later traveled out of state for an abortion.
India Supreme Court protects Christians from harassment after suits abuse ‘process of the law’

5 days ago | catholicvote.org | Hannah Hiester

India’s Supreme Court protected two Christian men from harassment in late May, ruling that the two criminal cases brought against them were an “abuse of the process of law.” UCA News reported that the court ordered lower courts, who had previously ruled against Vinod Bihari Lal and David Dutta, to use their powers to examine whether “the criminal proceedings are being misused as instruments of oppression or harassment.” The outlet reported that similar lawsuits are frequently used to target...
Vermont amends law banning pregnancy centers from advertising, providing pro-life services

5 days ago | catholicvote.org | Hannah Hiester

Vermont recently amended a 2023 law that had banned pregnancy resource centers from advertising their services and permitting nonmedical staff to provide women information or counseling about pregnancy.