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Catholic League president Bill Donohue comments on Pope Francis and the mainstream media: When it comes to reporting what Pope Francis says about sexuality, the reaction of the mainstream media is stunning. Whenever he says something they consider ill-liberal, they simply don't report it. The cover-up continued this weekend when excerpts from a new book by [...]
Catholic League president Bill Donohue comments on a new Pew Research Center study of global religious restrictions: Most studies that measure attacks on religion speak about religious persecution. A Pew Research Center article released June 9, based on a Pew study that was published in April, takes a different tack: it provides data on religious groups [...]
Although the movie "Philomena" received four Oscar nominations, it did not win a single award. The film was shut out despite the fact that numerous lies were spread about it. The New York Times said it was a contender because one of its "advantages" was "its backing by the Weinstein Company, which even orchestrated an audience [...]
On March 23, 2000, Bill Donohue and Christopher Hitchens squared off in a fiery debate at New York's Union League Club. Much of the debate centered on Mother Teresa. The following is an excerpt from a play by professor Remi Dubuque; it is based on the evening's debate. Mother Teresa's upcoming canonization, and Donohue's new book [...]
By any index, we had a very good year in 2015. That is largely due to our employees, and to our members who make it happen. We are fortunate to have a very competent staff. On the policy side, we are blessed to have Bernadette Brady-Egan, our long-time vice president who oversees the operations of the [...]
February The Academy Award nomination for Best Original Song was revoked from the film "Alone Yet Not Alone." The film and the song of the same title had a strong evangelical Christian theme, and the song was sung by a well known evangelical artist. The official reason for revoking the nomination for only the fourth time [...]
This article by Bill Donohue was published by Newsmax on February 9, 2015 Betty Friedan's classic, "The Feminist Mystique," launched the feminist revolution of the 1960s. Women, she said, were too often controlled by men, left to live a sterile suburban life that amounted to a "comfortable concentration camp." Fast forward to Valentine's Day 2015. Millions [...]
Bill Donohue Betty Friedan's classic, "The Feminist Mystique," launched the feminist revolution of the 1960s. Women, she said, were too often controlled by men, left to live a sterile suburban life that amounted to a "comfortable concentration camp." Fast forward to Valentine's Day 2015: millions of women will celebrate their liberation by going to see, "Fifty Shades [...]
