“I told her, this is in the privacy of my church. This is something that I did, acting as a Christian, in the privacy of my church.” – Catholic News Agency, October 12, 2022

“We cannot credit the plaintiffs’ assertion that ‘coercion in a courtroom doesn’t come from the imposition of actual prejudice; it comes from a perceived risk of prejudice.’” – CBN News, October 5, 2022

“Jewish groups — particularly those representing Jews who strictly observe the Sabbath and Jewish holidays — have long sought to overturn the ‘de minimis cost test’ established in the Hardison ruling. The Supreme Court has declined to take up similar cases in recent years, although three justices — Samuel Alito, Clarence Thomas and Neal Gorsuch — have indicated an interest in overturning Hardison.” – Jewish Insider, October 4, 2022

“After the firing, the County’s HR department admitted that it ‘did not find any evidence to establish that [Mr. Labriola] was engaged in any harassing or discriminatory behavior based on any protected characteristic within the workplace’ after it interviewed all of his coworkers.” – Pacific Justice Institute, October 3, 2022

“WCF 2022 will host renowned experts, as well as political, social and religious leaders, specializing in marriage, family and religious freedom issues. Don’t miss the opportunity to be part of this great exchange of ideas!” – World Congress of Families Mexico, September 30, 2022

“The Supreme Court has long recognized that religious organizations have a constitutional right to hire individuals who believe in their faith’s ideals and are committed to their religious mission… This is a common-sense ruling: Catholic schools exist to pass on the Catholic faith to their students; to do that, they need freedom to ask Catholic educators to uphold Catholic values.” – The Becket Fund for Religious Liberty, September 30, 2022

“What happened to me shows how dangerous it is when professors with agendas try to punish students with whom they disagree,” Pérez said. “Academic institutions must respect the free speech rights of all students, and this is a great win for fundamental freedoms.” – Christian Post, September 28, 2022

“The annual Global Day of Student Prayer is an effort to encourage students to take the lead in a prayer effort. All around the globe, in every time zone, an estimated one million students were expected to meet at their school’s flagpole or another place for a time of prayer for their friends, families, school, city, state and nation.” – The Alabama Baptist, September 28, 2022

“Sally said they have received calls from concerned parents ‘up and down the country’ with similar concerns about the guidance, which she notes is not a law, but often treated as such by some teachers.” – Fox News, September 28, 2022