Bill in the News (The Jewish Voice): Rabbi Spero also voiced his opposition to the efforts to silence conservative voices and actively defended innocent Catholic boys from Covington Catholic High School when they were targeted by the left. Bill Donohue from the Catholic League paid tribute to Rabbi Spero, describing him as brilliant, brave, and a [...]
Bill in the News (Guadalupe Radio Network): Bill Donohue discusses his new book on Guadalupe Radio Network's "Catholic Drive Time." To listen click here. (Bill begins at the 44 min mark)
Bill in the News (NY Post): But critics blasted the funding, saying New York should not be encouraging residents to undergo life altering transgender surgeries. “At a time when European nations are quickly moving away from transgender surgeries, it is morally irresponsible for New York State to fund training programs to abet this cause,” said Bill Donohue [...]
Bill in the News (NY Post): After the team initially invited the Sisters, Catholic League president Bill Donohue also wrote to MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred calling the invitation an “unprovoked assault on Catholics.” “Don’t believe the lie that the ‘Sisters’ mean no harm,” he said, accusing the Dodgers of “rewarding hate speech.” READ MORE HERE
Bill in the News (Newsmax): The Catholic League debuted another round of 25 radio ads this week after the positive response to an initial blast that urged KABC Los Angeles listeners not to attend the upcoming game. ... Catholic League President Bill Donohue said the group also reached out to 114 leaders of different faiths – [...]
Bill in the News (The Daily Signal): Bill Donohue, president of the Catholic League for Religious and Civil Rights, compiled a list of the group’s most outrageous acts of anti-Catholic bigotry, including a 1987 “Condom Savior Mass” in San Francisco where the group burned the pope in effigy, multiple Good Friday shows featuring a sexualized Jesus [...]
Catholic League in the News (Los Angeles Times): In an email sent to The Times last week, the Catholic League for Religious and Civil Rights referred to the Sisters as “an anti-Catholic group” and called for a boycott of the Dodgers' Pride Night, when L.A. opens a three-game series against the San Francisco Giants at 7:10 [...]
Catholic League in the News (The Guardian): So the Catholic League for Religious and Civil Rights launched what it termed an “ad blitz” on local radio in Los Angeles urging fans to boycott the game. READ MORE HERE
Catholic League in the News (First Things): The Dodgers' decision to honor the “Sisters” led to a protest from the Catholic League and others. The Catholic League had been following the “Sisters” for decades, and compiled a list of sacrileges stretching back more than forty years. READ MORE HERE
Catholic League in the News (National Catholic Register): While a slew of secular media stories offered a benign portrait of the organization as a “charity and satirical protest organization,” the Catholic League for Civil and Religious Rights posted a list of the group’s most egregious comments and actions on its website. READ MORE HERE
