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  • [ June 30, 2026 ] A New Mexico mountain with Christ at the top is the latest battleground in U.S. immigration debate News Briefs
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About Kathy Schiffer
Kathy Schiffer has written for the National Catholic Register, Aleteia, Zenit, the Michigan Catholic, Legatus Magazine, and other Catholic publications. She’s worked for Catholic and other Christian ministries since 1988, as radio producer, director of special events and media relations coordinator. Kathy and her husband, Deacon Jerry Schiffer, have three adult children.
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In the face of tragedy, great faith and dedication to the Sacred Heart of Jesus

January 15, 2025 Kathy Schiffer 4

We have been glued to the news this week, struck by the great tragedy that has unfolded in southern California. As we watched, powerful 70- to 100-mile-per-hour winds drove walls of flames down mountains and […]

The Dispatch

The Battle of Lepanto commemorated in a South Carolina parish

October 5, 2024 Kathy Schiffer 7

On October 7, 1571, things weren’t looking good for nations in Europe and the Mediterranean region. The Ottoman Empire, seeking to expand its influence throughout Europe, aimed its fleet of galleys and galleasses—with 12,000 to […]

Features

American Life League exposes network illegally importing abortion pills

September 25, 2024 Kathy Schiffer 7

A new research project from the American Life League reveals that despite limitations imposed in some states, abortion regulations have not and will not work to stop abortion pills from being sold. The proof is […]

The Dispatch

How the Olympic Committee violated its own Charter

July 27, 2024 Kathy Schiffer 16

The Opening Ceremony for the 2024 Paris Olympics was unlike the traditional ceremonies of the past. We’ve come to expect a display of talent–music and dance–licking off the week’s events. Following the opening acts, a […]

The Dispatch

Popular broadcaster Mike Rowe extols virtue of patriotism in new film

June 26, 2024 Kathy Schiffer 14

American heroes come in all shapes and sizes: A President who disregards the advice of his attorney general to rescue captive military forces. A fourteen-year-old youth who forges his mother’s signature to join the military […]

Features

Convert, author, and noted radio host Al Kresta succumbs to liver cancer

June 15, 2024 Kathy Schiffer 8

Al Kresta, host of the nationally syndicated talk show “Kresta in the Afternoon” on Ave Maria Radio and the EWTN radio network, has gone to his eternal reward at age 73. His illness was brief, […]

The Dispatch

“The Chosen” announces launch date for Season Four streaming

June 1, 2024 Kathy Schiffer 24

Editor’s note: Due to a miscommunication, another piece about “The Chosen” was posted yesterday. Here is the correct posting. We apologize for the error. Finally! After a months-long wait, fans of The Chosen will soon be able […]

The Dispatch

New Catholic college to launch in South Carolina in Fall 2024

May 15, 2024 Kathy Schiffer 4

Greenville, South Carolina, a scenic city in the foothills of North Carolina’s Saluda Mountains, is growing rapidly. And so is the Catholic population in the area, as local parishes swell with new members, both with […]

The Dispatch

Supreme Court opens discussion about the abortion drug mifepristone

March 26, 2024 Kathy Schiffer 10

As the U.S. Supreme Court hears oral arguments this week regarding the abortion drug mifepristone, the justices attention will include a focus on decisions made by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in 2016 and […]

The Dispatch

“I like to do things that inspire people to dig a bit deeper.”

March 14, 2024 Kathy Schiffer 7

“I always say, ‘I hope God’s a movie fan!’” Mark Wahlberg’s humor was evident in our recent conversation about his career, his family and his faith, and about his latest film, Arthur the King. “I […]

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