Teachers in Britain won’t be able to present Catholic dogma

LONDON – (by Joanna Bogle, National Catholic Register, April 8 – 14) — Britain has a new law banning Catholic schools from teaching Catholic morals — and it was steered through Parliament by a Catholic. Under the new Sexual-Orientation Regulations,...

MTV Canada chastised for explicit broadcast

TORONTO (Hollywood Reporter, April 10, 2007) – Canada’s TV censor said Monday that MTV Canada breached industry codes by airing a sexually explicit TV show during daytime hours. The Canadian Broadcast Standards Council (a voluntary body made up of industry...

Coalition calls for all-faith funding

(by Maria Kubacki, The Ottawa Citizen, April 7, 2007)- It has been a Holy Week for many. Christians are celebrating Easter, Jews are in the midst of Passover, and Muslims have been observing the birthday of the Prophet Muhammad. For the faithful of all three major...

Religious freedom restricted in court decision, says League

TORONTO, April 3, 2007 – The Catholic Civil Rights League (www.ccrl.ca) regrets that the Federal Court has taken a narrow view of freedom of conscience and religion, and freedom of association, in its decision not to revisit the Canadian Human Rights...

N.Y. gallery cancels naked chocolate Jesus exhibit

NEW YORK (Reuters, March 30, 2007)) – A Manhattan art gallery canceled on Friday its Easter-season exhibit of a life-size chocolate sculpture depicting a naked Jesus, after an outcry by Roman Catholics, including the League and US Catholic League for...