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POPE LAWSUIT TOSSED

The Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests (SNAP) recently announced that the International Criminal Court (ICC) decided not to investigate or prosecute Pope Benedict XVI. SNAP, in an act of pure vindictiveness, had asked the ICC to prosecute the pope, and other high ranking Catholic leaders, for “crimes against humanity.” On September 14, 2011, the [...]

2013-07-25T17:30:45-04:00By |Categories: Catalyst, Features|Tags: |Comments Off on POPE LAWSUIT TOSSED

NY TIMES WAGES WAR ON CATHOLICISM

By Bill Donohue This article was originally published at Newsmax.com on February 27, 2013. On Feb. 27, The New York Times ran a front-page story raising questions about some cardinals who will soon vote for the new Pope. Some of the cardinals have had accused priests serving under them, while others have been the subject of [...]

2017-03-20T17:51:30-04:00By |Categories: White Papers and Essays|Comments Off on NY TIMES WAGES WAR ON CATHOLICISM

UNSUBSTANTIATED ACCUSATIONS

Bill Donohue The Catholic Church has many teachings that touch on public issues, and it’s only fair that they be subject to critical analysis. But it’s hardly too much to ask that its critics substantiate their charges. Unfortunately, the tendency of the media to swing wildly became commonplace once it was learned that Pope Benedict XVI [...]

2019-09-23T14:46:49-04:00By |Categories: Catalyst, Essay|Tags: |Comments Off on UNSUBSTANTIATED ACCUSATIONS

ACTIVIST ORGANIZATIONS

January 2 – October 16 Jackson, OH – The Freedom From Religion Foundation (FFRF) demanded that an Ohio school district remove a depiction of Jesus Christ that hung in the "Hall of Honor" in Jackson Middle School. The picture was a decades-old student initiative dating back to 1947. The district superintendent refused to remove the image [...]

2019-09-24T20:16:10-04:00By |Categories: 2013 Report on Anti-Catholicism, Annual Report on Anti-Catholicism|Tags: |Comments Off on ACTIVIST ORGANIZATIONS

DISSIDENTS ARE A MOTLEY CREW

On April 15, just hours before they pope landed in Washington, we issued a news release addressing dissident Catholic groups. We pointed out that these groups are Catholic in name only and that when they speak it only represents the smallest minority of Catholics. Here is how they were planning to welcome the Holy Father: · The [...]

2017-03-20T17:54:28-04:00By |Categories: Catalyst, Features|Tags: |Comments Off on DISSIDENTS ARE A MOTLEY CREW

SHOULD PRIESTS HAVE RIGHTS?

Catholic League president William Donohue replied today to the latest statement by SNAP (Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests): “Gerald Payne, Kentucky’s SNAP coordinator, wants state authorities to warn residents when Catholic priests who have been accused, but not convicted, of sexual abuse live in their neighborhood.  Those who think this is an anomaly are wrong: the [...]

2012-10-22T16:33:43-04:00By |Categories: Latest News Releases|Tags: , |Comments Off on SHOULD PRIESTS HAVE RIGHTS?

SHOULD PRIESTS HAVE RIGHTS

In the following news release, we replied to a September 12 statement by SNAP (Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests): "Gerald Payne, Kentucky's SNAP coordinator, wants state authorities to warn residents when Catholic priests who have been accused, but not convicted, of sexual abuse live in their neighborhood. Those who think this is an anomaly are [...]

2017-03-20T17:55:32-04:00By |Categories: Catalyst, Features|Tags: |Comments Off on SHOULD PRIESTS HAVE RIGHTS

MEDIA FEED BIGOTRY

Bill Donohue Young people get bits of information from the Internet; urbanites pick up free newspapers stuffed with short stories; others rely on snippets of news from radio or TV; millions depend on wire service stories in their hometown newspapers; and a slim minority are able to access in-depth articles in newspapers and magazines. So when [...]

2017-03-20T17:53:24-04:00By |Categories: Catalyst, Essay|Tags: |Comments Off on MEDIA FEED BIGOTRY

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