🚨Breaking - Yesterday @ThomasMoreSoc filed a federal lawsuit on our behalf against the School District of the Chathams Board of Education in New Jersey. Policy 5145.7 violates the First and Fourteenth Amendments by letting counselors conceal a student's gender transition from parents, and by allowing referrals to outside LGBTQ advocacy groups without parental notice or consent.
From @DailyCaller
“Parents are the primary educators and caregivers of their children, not school boards, not counselors, and not ideologues pushing secret gender transitions behind closed doors,” @Moms4Liberty CEO and co-founder Tina Descovich said in a statement. “The Chathams Board of Education’s open defiance of the Supreme Court’s clear rulings in Mirabelli and Mahmoud is an assault on the constitutional rights of every family in that district. We are proud to partner with the Thomas More Society to defend parental rights in New Jersey and across America.”
Three Catholic families sued a Georgia scholarship program this week. @ThomasMoreSoc says the program requires families to set aside their beliefs to receive funding. Read more: https://t.co/lvS6Fghayx
“These families aren’t asking for special treatment. They’re asking Georgia to stop punishing them for their faith..."
@CatholicHerald covered our new lawsuit, which argues that the eligibility rules for Georgia's Promise Scholarship Program unconstitutionally force religious families to set aside their beliefs to receive funding.
Read: https://t.co/0gErZewBhM
Millions of students are at risk because @GovWesMoore, @CAgovernor, @GovPritzker, and other far-left governors refuse to opt-in to Education Freedom Tax Credits.
This is wrong.
Why deny kids opportunity just to please teachers’ unions? Our children and parents deserve better.
The bishop of Springfield, Illinois, is joining a Lutheran nursing home and a group of doctors to sue the state over its assisted suicide law.
https://t.co/PH1EVLF2sa
“At the heart of the Catholic Church’s healthcare ministry is the healing work of Christ—to stand with the suffering, to comfort the dying, and to affirm the God-given dignity of every human life,” Bishop Thomas J. Paprocki said in response to Illinois's new assisted suicide law, the "End of Life Options" Act.
Thomas More Society sued today on behalf of Bishop Paprocki, the Lutheran Care Center, and four Illinois physicians, asking a federal court to block the law before it takes effect on September 12.
The Most Reverend Thomas John Paprocki (@BishopPaprocki), Bishop of the Diocese of Springfield in Illinois, the Lutheran Care Center, and four Illinois physicians today sued the State of Illinois over its new assisted suicide law, the “End of Life Options” Act.
Thomas More Society filed the complaint on their behalf, asking a federal court to block the law before it takes effect on September 12. The law requires faithful medical professionals to help facilitate patient suicides in violation of the Hippocratic Oath, centuries of legal and medical tradition, and their deeply held religious convictions.
Read more below. 👇
Pete Crow-Armstrong just makes things happen.
Pat Hughes’ call of Pete’s game-winning steal+advance with a nifty prediction from Ron Coomer:
(@thescorechicago)
🚨 MUST READ: Pro-life Christian father Paul Vaughn—who was a target of the Biden DOJ's FACE Act prosecution campaign—tells his story in today's @WSJopinion.
"I pray this marks a turning point—for pro-life Christians and for every American..."
https://t.co/JdIMMqtIqQ
California’s case against second chances: The state is suing Christian nonprofits that help women save their unborn babies, write @ArchCordileone and Michael C. Barber
https://t.co/19RuNutvLV
"What kind of people see a pregnant woman who wants to reverse the effects of an abortion pill and think, 'Let’s punish the nonprofits that informed her she has a choice'?"
@ArchCordileone and Bishop Barber in @WSJopinion.
Link below. 🔗