It must take courage to become a Catholic priest these days. The culture is increasingly secularized, and faith is ridiculed or under suspicion everywhere, from universities to the government.
Seminaries that train future priests must prepare them for the negativity they will face.
BOSTON — Efforts by members of the undercover reporting outfit Project Veritas to unleash their brand of guerrilla journalism on the politicians, activists, and movers-and-shakers that dominate Massachusetts were dealt a serious blow in court earlier this month.
Undercover news outlet Project Veritas Action Fund sued Suffolk County District Attorney Daniel Conley in federal court in March 2016 in an effort to overturn the Bay State's two-party recording law, and on September 7, U.S. District Court Judge Patti B. Saris ruled in favor of the state's motion to dismiss on the grounds that Project Veritas "has not alleged sufficient immediacy, reality, or hardship to warrant judicial relief both as a constitutional or prudential matter."
