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In 2000, Bill Donohue and Christopher Hitchens debated Mother Teresa's accomplishments, as well as the contributions of the Catholic Church, in general. To watch a video of this historic showdown, click here. Below is a narrative summary of the debate written by professor Remi Dubuque: In 1995 Mr. Hitchens published a devastating and admittedly scurrilous critique [...]
Rick Hinshaw Raymond Arroyo, Mother Angelica: Her Grand Silence: The Last Years and Living Legacy (New York: Image, 2016) In his previous biography on Mother Angelica, Raymond Arroyo brought us into personal contact with her extraordinary life. He took us through not only her remarkable accomplishments, but the seemingly insurmountable challenges she had to overcome in [...]
Catholic League president Bill Donohue comments on an article posted on Crux by the president of Catholic Democrats attacking the Eternal Word Television Network (EWTN): Steven A. Krueger, president of Catholic Democrats, has lashed out at EWTN branding it a "Catholic-right media outlet" akin to the extremist outfit, Church Militant. The latter is a screwball website [...]
Steven A. Krueger, president of Catholic Democrats, lashed out at EWTN branding it a "Catholic-right media outlet" akin to the extremist outfit, Church Militant. The latter is a screwball website with little or no influence. EWTN is a well respected source of Catholic teaching and commentary, one that has won the plaudits of many bishops, as [...]
Across the United States, Catholic hospitals remain the biggest private sector health care providers. Catholic-affiliated health services account for more than 600 hospitals, 200 health care centers, and 1,500 specialized care facilities (i.e. drug treatment centers). These health care operatives serve 50 million patients annually. Since the early 1990s, the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) has [...]
In two instances recently, a statue of Saint Junípero Serra was vandalized. Both crimes were committed in California. In the first offense, "Murder" was written on a statue of Saint Serra near the San Fernando Mission, outside of Los Angeles. His hands were painted red and a swastika was depicted on the statue of the child [...]
William A. Donohue At first glance, there doesn't appear to be a relationship between the views of atheist leaders and sexuality, but upon closer inspection, there clearly is. In so many cases, the hatred of religion that marks atheist activists is integral to their love of sexual libertinism. Indeed, the former abets the latter. The nation's [...]
Special Report by William Donohue August 22, 2011 The Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests (SNAP) held a national conference in Washington, D.C., July 8-10. This report details what happened. Over the past decade, Catholics have been rocked by revelations of priestly abuse. Bad judgments were made; cover-ups took place; and inexcusable conduct was tolerated. Much [...]
