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Nancy Pelosi Doubles Down on Abortion Support in Response to Communion Ban

Responding publicly for the first time to her archbishop barring her from Holy Communion in her home diocese, the U.S. House speaker remains defiant in her support of abortion.

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Emergency personnel gather near Robb Elementary School following a deadly shooting that killed at least 19 students on May 24 in Uvalde, Texas.

Updated: At Least 19 Children Killed in Texas Shooting at Elementary School

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Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen’s ‘Ruthlessly Eugenic’ Economic Case for Abortion

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Fetal heartbeat shown during ultrasound.

Oklahoma Passes Extensive Abortion Ban Bill, As Country Awaits Supreme Court Ruling

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The Choose Life rally in Rome on May 21 included pro-lifers of all ages.

40,000 People Take Part in Italy’s March for Life

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Cardinal Zen Appears in Court in Hong Kong

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French Laywoman Pauline Jaricot Is Beatified: ‘A Living Witness to the Power of Love for Jesus’

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Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., joined by 'pro-choice' advocates, speaks during a press conference May 13 about the leaked Supreme Court draft decision on 'Roe v. Wade' at the US Capitol in Washington.

How Does One Converse With a Catholic Politician on Abortion?

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Pope Benedict XVI (l) visits with observatory director Brother Guy Consolmagno at the Vatican Observatory in Castel Gandolfo on the outskirts of Rome on September 16, 2009.

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Protesters hold up a lighted candles to show solidarity in Bandung, Indonesia, on May 13, 2017, for the release of Jakarta’s governor Basuki Tjahaja Purnama, better known as “Ahok.” Ahok was jailed for two years after being found guilty of blasphemy, in a decision that stoked concerns over religious intolerance in the world’s most populous Muslim-majority nation.

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Pope Francis elevates the Host during consecration at Easter Sunday Mass April 4, 2021, in St. Peter’s Basilica.

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Leon is a baby boy cared for and loved at Mary's Shelter, a pro-life maternity home in Fredericksburg, Virginia.

Baby Formula Shortage: Pro-Life Pregnancy Centers Offer Aid to Moms

Amid the shortage, Trudden recommended families turn to their local pregnancy help organizations for assistance and use OptionLine.org as a tool to find the center closest to them.

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A tornado with winds of 150 mph struck the Michigan town May 20. The Michigan State Police tweeted about the damage.

Pope Francis Prays for Victims of the Gaylord, Michigan, Tornado

The Holy Father expressed his closeness on Tuesday to the victims; two people died in the devastating storm last week.

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The casket of Roberta Drury, the youngest of those killed during the mass shooting at the Buffalo Tops supermarket on May 14th, is brought into Assumption Church on May 21, 2022 in Syracuse, New York.

Roberta Drury, a Catholic Victim of Buffalo Shooting, ‘Reflected God’s Love’

During his homily at Drury’s May 21 funeral Mass at Assumption Catholic Church in Syracuse, New York, Father Nicholas Spano said Christ’s disciples have the mission of reflecting the light of God.

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