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During a recent episode of the Comedy Central program, “The Daily Show with Jon Stewart,” comedian Louis C.K. concluded his interview by noting there were certain words that he could not utter on his new show “Louie” that began airing on FX in June. After offering a few examples of the verboten lexicon, he babbled out [...]
The following is a list of paid ads that the Catholic League has placed in various media outlets over the years: September, 2021 to August, 2022: Legatus, "Defending Religious Liberty" September 15, 29 & October 13, 2019: National Catholic Register, "ATTACKS ON THE CHURCH ARE MOUNTING" September 6, 20 & October 4, 2019: Catholic Herald, "FED [...]
When the Vatican's Renato Cardinal Martino released "Guide-lines for Pastoral Care of the Road," now commonly known as the "Ten Commandments of Driving," many news media outlets took a light-hearted look at the cardinal's words. While playful, most stories managed to be respectful at the same time. Not everyone was so well behaved, however. On NBC's [...]
When the Vatican’s Renato Cardinal Martino released “Guidelines for Pastoral Care of the Road,” or the “10 Commandments of Driving,” a number of news outlets took a light-hearted look at the Cardinal’s words. While playful, many of these stories managed to be respectful at the same time. For instance, on Tuesday night, CNN responded to the [...]
Sheryl McCarthy, columnist for the Long Island daily Newsday, had an article in the October 24 edition of the newspaper that provided a classic example of anti-Catholic bigotry. It was so bad we decided that a new strategy was needed. We mailed a copy of McCarthy’s article to every bishop in the nation and to all 235 [...]
On October 24, Catholics for a Free Choice (CFFC) released the results of a survey of Catholic voters. William Donohue read the survey and wasted no time blasting CFFC. Here is the text of his remarks as released to the press: "Belden Russonello & Stewart, hired by Catholics for a Free Choice to do its survey, [...]
Internet | Magazines | Movies | Radio | Newspapers |Television INTERNET January 13 Syndicated radio host Rabbi Shmuley Boteach accused Pope Pius XII of "mass kidnapping" of baptized Jewish children who were saved from the Nazis by the Catholic Church. He based his charge on an unsigned 1946 memo by an unknown writer that was found in a French church archive. The memo was soon [...]
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 [...]
