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We have posted online pictures taken on September 23 when Bill Donohue and vice president Bernadette Brady-Egan met with Pope Francis in Washington, D.C. They are grateful that Cardinal Donald Wuerl extended the invitation. To see the pictures, click here.
The Catholic League’s booklet by Bill Donohue, Myths of the Magdalene Laundries, is now available for free online [click here]. Based on the McAleese Report, the Irish government study that was released in February, the booklet examines the origins of the many myths that have surfaced about these Catholic-run facilities in Ireland.
The historic debate between Bill Donohue and Christopher Hitchens is available online. The debate took place in 2000 at the Union League Club in New York City. Though the debate extended for more than two hours, only the first part was recorded; it runs for about an hour and ten minutes. Sit back and enjoy it. [...]
The historic debate between Bill Donohue and Christopher Hitchens is available online. The debate took place in 2000 at the Union League Club in New York City. Though the debate extended for more than two hours, only the first part was recorded; it runs for about an hour and ten minutes. Sit back and enjoy it. [...]
Imagine an auction where someone puts a consecrated Host up for bidding. This is exactly what happened in April when eBay, the giant online auction house, decided to post this item. After William Donohue wrote the following letter, he got a call from a top eBay official saying they are now sensitive to our concerns. He [...]
On June 11, the online magazine Slate ran a piece by William Saletan on virginity restoration. Saletan’s piece followed articles in the Wall Street Journal and the New York Times about Muslim women in France who have lost their virginity and have elected to have their hymens surgically reattached; Muslim men expect their brides to be virgins and do not look kindly [...]
Bill Donohue Islam "Islam: Empire of Faith" is a PBS documentary that aired on May 8, 2001. When the film was first made, there was a scene featuring a 14th century painting of Muhammad. But it was reedited for TV: a PBS spokesman said the scene was deleted because it "was an issue of respect." On [...]
Catholic League president Bill Donohue comments on an important court decision affecting the rights of priests: On March 2, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled that it will review a Superior Court decision that allowed Renee A. Rice the right to pursue claims against the Diocese of Altoona-Johnstown even though the statute of limitations had long expired. [...]
