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The Catholic League for Religious and Civil Rights is proud to announce the launching of its web site (www.catholicleague.org). Eileen Sepp, the league’s Director of Media Technology, has constructed a web site that has an extensive list of Catholic League resources. Browsers can find selections from the current issue of Catalyst, the league’s journal, as well as [...]
The following letter is being emailed today to over 200 beer distributors across the nation: Dear Beer Distributors: You may be aware that a national boycott of Guinness is under way. Let me explain why. Guinness pulled its sponsorship of New York's St. Patrick's Day parade this year, citing its support for gay rights. Its reasoning [...]
By Rabbi Daniel Lapin Never has a film aroused such hostile passion so long prior to its release as has Mel Gibson's "Passion." Many American Jews are alarmed by reports of what they view as potentially anti-Semitic content in this movie about the death of Jesus, which is due to be released during 2004. Clearly the [...]
The Susan B. Anthony List is the nation’s number one organization dedicated to putting pro-life candidates in office. And it has been enormously successful in recent years. A not-for-profit 501(c) (3) organization with almost 80,000 members, the Susan B. Anthony List was founded in 1992 in response to an overwhelming pro-abortion presence in Congress. Started by [...]
By Kenneth D. Whitehead When a scholarly journal, The Political Science Reviewer, asked me to do an in-depth review-article on the major books that have recently come out about the Pope Pius XII controversy, I was at first not too eager to get involved. The Pius XII controversy seems to go on and on, with no resolution [...]
Kenneth D. Whitehead Hitler, the War, and the Pope (Revised and Expanded) by Ronald J. Rychlak. Our Sunday Visitor, 2010. University of Mississippi Professor of Law Ronald J. Rychlak published a book ten years ago with the same title as that shown above. This new book, just published, is presented ten years later as a “revised and [...]
From April 26 to May 21, the Irondale Ensemble Project performed the anti-Catholic play, “The Pope and The Witch,” at the Theater for the New City in New York’s East Village. Written by the 1997 winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature, Dario Fo, the play has been characterized by Newsday as involving “a heroin-addicted, paranoid Pope called [...]
The Internet site, www.DailyCatholic.org, has run a survey asking participants to vote for the "Top 100 Catholics of the Twentieth Century." William Donohue made the list; he finished in 73rd place.
