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Executive Summary

Every year there is an issue that absorbs a disproportionate amount of Catholic League resources, and in 2006 that issue clearly was "The Da Vinci Code." While many organizations from several faith communities objected to the film, no group did more to get the word out about the movie's lies than the Catholic League. It was [...]

2025-02-11T12:31:42-05:00By |Categories: 2006 Report on Anti-Catholicism, Annual Report on Anti-Catholicism|Comments Off on Executive Summary

FLORIDA GULF COAST UNIV. CLARIFIES STORY

Catholic League president Bill Donohue issued the following remarks today regarding an earlier story involving Florida Gulf Coast University (FGCU): “After our news release on FGCU, I received a call from Susan Evans, the school’s spokesperson.  She maintains that a news story on the issue of banning a Christmas song at a Christmas concert was not [...]

2017-03-20T17:55:29-04:00By |Categories: Latest News Releases|Tags: |Comments Off on FLORIDA GULF COAST UNIV. CLARIFIES STORY

NOT ALL HOLIDAY CARDS ARE CREATED EQUAL

The following is a comparative analysis of current holiday greeting cards: Hallmark Of the 104 Christmas cards, nine are religious; one mentions Jesus and none features a nativity scene.  In its “Humor” category, three have mild scatological references and one has sexual overtones.  Of the 5 Hanukkah cards, four feature menorahs; even the one “Humor” card [...]

2012-10-12T17:49:39-04:00By |Categories: Latest News Releases|Tags: |Comments Off on NOT ALL HOLIDAY CARDS ARE CREATED EQUAL

Government

January Hightstown, NJ—Town Councilman Eugene Sarafin, known for his atheism and inflammatory remarks about religion, twice used obscene terms to describe his Catholic critics. He labels them "Catholic s---." After a complaint by the Catholic League, Sarafin was censored by the town council on March 3 by a vote of 5-1. January New Hampshire—Lawmakers began debating [...]

2025-02-10T16:33:38-05:00By |Categories: 2003 Report on Anti-Catholicism, Annual Report on Anti-Catholicism|Comments Off on Government

Government

January Washington, DC – Members of Congress received a letter from the league opposing the nomination of James Hormel as U.S. Ambassador to Luxembourg. The league’s objections were based on Mr. Hormel’s tacit endorsement, during the1996 San Francisco Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender Pride Parade, of the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence—a group of gay men in nuns’ habits [...]

2025-02-10T11:42:58-05:00By |Categories: 1998 Report on Anti-Catholicism, Annual Report on Anti-Catholicism|Comments Off on Government

Media

MOVIES Winter The movie "Touch" told the story of a man who was a Christ-like figure for the 1990s. He is capable of performing miracles, but is uninterested in spreading the gospel. He enjoys spending time with a female companion. The usual nutty Catholics were showcased, willing to kill for a return of the Latin Mass. [...]

2025-02-12T10:18:17-05:00By |Categories: 1997 Report on Anti-Catholicism, Annual Report on Anti-Catholicism|Comments Off on Media

Education

January A Catholic high school student applied for the Jefferson Scholars Program at the University of Virginia. He was asked the following questions about his religion during the course of an interview: "What is your relationship with God?"; "Do you believe in the infallibility of the Pope?"; "What if the Pope said something completely ridiculous, would [...]

2025-02-12T10:25:37-05:00By |Categories: 1996 Report on Anti-Catholicism, Annual Report on Anti-Catholicism|Comments Off on Education

NO TREE TAX

On November 9, we learned that the Obama administration had decided to promote the sale of fresh Christmas trees by imposing a 15-cent tax on them (the tax was being levied to pay for a PR campaign). We immediately put out a sarcastic news release “supporting” the idea. Later that day, the tax plan was revoked. [...]

2012-12-21T20:20:59-05:00By |Categories: Catalyst, Front Page|Tags: |Comments Off on NO TREE TAX
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