Bill Donohue Many years ago I recall Daniel Patrick Moynihan saying that in the mid-1960s we had finally gotten to the point where equal opportunity was a reality for virtually all Americans. However, he said, we no sooner achieved this goal when we abandoned it in favor of equal results. The Harvard professor, presidential advisor and [...]
Bill Donohue addresses the Archdiocese of Newark selling out Brooklyn Bishop Emeritus Nicholas DiMarzio. To watch, click here.
Bill Donohue Brooklyn Bishop Emeritus Nicholas DiMarzio has been sold out by the Archdiocese of Newark. The archdiocese has agreed to shell out hundreds of thousands of dollars to two men who accused the bishop of abuse, even though a two-year Vatican investigation cleared him of all wrongdoing; he also passed a lie detector test. The [...]
Bill Donohue There was a time, not long ago, when Republicans and Democrats had more in common with each other than they had with third-parties, either on the right or the left. No more. This chart shows how far Democrats have moved left, making them almost indistinguishable from hard-core left-wing parties.
Bill Donohue This is a shortened version of an article that appears in the July/August edition of Catalyst, our journal that is available to members. Every now and then along comes a book on the Catholic Church that causes quite a stir. This is certainly true of Jesus Wept: Seven Popes and the Battle for the [...]
Bill Donohue Calvin Klein ads that sexually exploit minors, and promote “kiddie porn,” do not bother the Left, but American Eagle’s Sydney Sweeney ad does. This tells us volumes about the way radicals think. In 1980, Brooke Shields was featured in a Calvin Klein jean ad, saying, “You want to know what comes in between me [...]
Bill Donohue Young Muslim radicals running for mayor in big cities are the talk of the town in left-wing circles, and within the Democratic Party. Left-wing activists are thrilled by the news, but Democrats are split: some hope the two extremists win, but more moderate Democrats are afraid this will turn off most Americans, making it [...]
Michael P. McDonald On July 24, Notre-Dame des Champs in Paris suffered two consecutive fires: the first caused by an electrical malfunction; the second was confirmed as arson which burned wood panels and toppled a statue of St. Joseph. No arrests have been publicly reported. The iconic church remains closed while an investigation is ongoing and [...]
Bill Donohue July 29, 2025 Religious liberty in the federal workplace has long been guaranteed in law, but too often violated in practice. Accordingly, the Trump administration’s Office of Personnel Management has issued guidelines that seek to ensure that the law is followed. Federal employees, the guidelines say, “may express their religious beliefs through prayer, personal [...]
