In June, the Supreme Court ruled 6-3 in favor of Joe Kennedy.

First Liberty recently asked the U.S. Supreme Court to reverse a state court decision that effectively forced the Kleins to shut down their family bakery, Sweet Cakes by Melissa.

L. Hafer of the Pittsburgh Daily Post paid a visit way back on June 9, 1847, to Mercy Hospital, the Catholic hospital begun by the Sisters of Mercy, a religious congregation founded in Ireland.

The University of Michigan Health System fired Valerie Kloosterman, a physician assistant, because of her religious beliefs.

First Liberty set major precedents with two victories during the previous Supreme Court term. The new term begins on Monday October 3rd, and we’ve already asked the Court to hear two critical cases that could further shape the future of religious freedom.

This week, the host of Point of View joins First Liberty Live! to take a look at the past 50 years to see the changes in our country and how religious liberty has shifted. For more information and for the link mentioned please go to: firstlibertylive.com/50-year-perspective-of-religious-liberty/

Over the last 50 years, Point of View Radio Talk Show has been reaching people across the country discussing faith, family, and freedom.

First Liberty filed an amicus curia or “friend of the court” brief on behalf of Judge Mack defending the practice of opening his court sessions with an invocation.

Pentagon Threatens to Punish Navy SEALs for Refusing to Violate their Faith

By: William McGurn – wsj.com – September 12, 2022 My father said something along the lines of “they are like us.” We didn’t have the slightest idea what he was talking about. What he meant was that their strong religious beliefs made them look strange to society—and as Catholics we did too, even if our views weren’t manifested in our...