Daily Catholic News:
In today’s Catholic news, the assault case involving pro-life influencer Savannah Craven Antao has been dropped. Antao was assaulted in New York City while conducting a video interview with a pro-abortion advocate. The Thomas More Society, a not-for-profit law firm and Catholic legal advocacy group, is fighting for justice in this case.
In other news, Sister Jean Dolores, a beloved nun and basketball chaplain at Loyola University, has passed away at the age of 106. Sister Jean Dolores was a cherished figure in the Loyola community, known for her unwavering support of the university’s basketball team and her commitment to her faith.
Meanwhile, pro-life pregnancy centers in California are battling what they term as ‘censorship’ of the abortion pill reversal drug. The centers argue that their right to provide information about the drug, which can potentially reverse the effects of a medical abortion, is being infringed upon.
In international news, Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado has been awarded the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize. Machado is recognized for her tireless efforts in advocating for democracy and human rights in Venezuela, a country that has been grappling with political and economic instability.
Finally, a Brooklyn usher who was murdered in a subway attack is being remembered as a ‘tremendous man of faith’. Nicola Tanzi served as an usher at his Brooklyn parish before his tragic death. His community is mourning the loss of a man who was deeply committed to his faith and service.