Featured | |  | Fri Apr 10, 2015 - 3:59 pm EST By Fr. Mark Hodges | |  | Fri Apr 10, 2015 - 2:25 pm EST By Maike Hickson | |  | Fri Apr 10, 2015 - 7:30 am EST By Jeanne Smits, Paris correspondent | | |
| | The law states that only opposite-sex married couples, Nicaraguan or foreign, can adopt children, and bans same-sex couples from receiving fertility treatments to achieve pregnancy. By Thaddeus Baklinski | | 'Sometimes---not often enough, but sometimes---justice is done and things come out right,' said Princeton Professor Robert George. By Dustin Siggins | | However, one counselor says the goal isn't 'converting gay youth—they're actually affirming their clients' desires to live a heterosexual life.' By Dustin Siggins | | As GOP-led states flee religious liberty protections after the attacks on Indiana, Jindal is backing a state bill that is arguably even more controversial. By Dustin Siggins | | 'He inexplicably became sexually aroused but did not appear to consciously intend to harm (the victim) when he sexually assaulted her,' said the judge. By Lisa Bourne | | Vera Maresova, 50, confessed to killing five women and one man over a four-year period at a hospital in Rumburk in the Czech Republic. By Alex Schadenberg | | The movement to press GOP House leadership to vote on this bill is growing, from three pro-life activist groups to 11. By Jill Stanek | | The rally took place at the First Presbyterian Church of New Orleans affiliated with the PC(USA). By Carole Novielli | | 'We just felt we needed to be inside,' said one of the women. 'Truly God was with us through the whole ordeal!' By Carole Novielli | | Cardinal Nichols used his sermon at the Westminster Chrism Mass to claim that it is wrong "to think or speak of this Synod as a battle, a battle between contesting sides." By John Smeaton | | With people of faith in the crosshairs, all they could muster was a call for mutual respect? By Lisa Bourne | | 'We cannot simply give into the 'secular Zeitgeist,'' says Cardinal Gerhard Müller. By Maike Hickson | | If value statements are always opinions, why should anyone believe them? For that matter, why should kids believe a teacher who tells them that hitting is wrong? By John Stonestreet | |
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