Governor Parson Grants Additional Pardons
Governor Parson recently issued 17 pardons and approved one commutation pursuant to Article IV, section 7 of the Constitution of the State of Missouri....Read more
Missouri Increases Vaccination Numbers
As of April 8, Missouri reported 1.8 million of its residents have received a first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, or 29% of the...Read more
Senate Approves Foster Care and Adoption Bills
On Thursday, the Senate third read and passed two bills that would provide tax relief for families who adopt or provide foster care services....Read more
Bill to Prohibit Public Funding of Unethical Research Heard in the House
The House Children and Families Committee heard testimony Wednesday on HB 852 , sponsored by Representative Sara Walsh (R-Ashland) ....Read more
Midwest March for Life 2021 is Next Week!
Like many other events, the Midwest March for Life will look a little different this year, but its purpose is still very much the...Read more
Vatican Observatory Launches New Website
The Catholic Church has a long history of supporting science, and being directly involved in advancing scientific research. The Vatican Observatory, in particular, is...Read more
MO House Formally Condemns the Dred Scott Decision
The Missouri House voted on Wednesday to formally condemn the Missouri Supreme Court’s Dred Scott decision. The resolution, HCR4 , passed by...Read more
Missouri House Passes State Budget
Missouri House Passes State Budget
This week the Missouri House passed their version of the state’s $32...Read more
Holy Week Music Recorded at St. Peter's Basilica
For the last year, choral music, along with Masses themselves, have been limited at churches around the world. During this Holy Week, two German...Read more
Senate Committee Chairman, MCC, Other Pro-life Groups Clarify Position on SB 391
Recently, the Senate Health and Pensions Committee heard testimony on SB 391 , sponsored by Senator Mike Moon (R-Ash Grove) ...Read more