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Some Democrats in Congress seem increasingly opposed to the use of the word “woman” and have been employing unique new phrases related to women’s reproductive functions.

‘Pregnant People’ Terminology Prompts Backlash from Women

Some politicians and media have opposed the use of the word “woman” and have been employing new phrases related to women’s reproductive functions yet many women are speaking out against this ‘dehumanizing’ language.

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Above is the official portrait of Sir David Amess, who was killed Oct. 15.

Catholic Colleagues Pay Tribute to Slain British Lawmaker Sir David Amess

Faith-filled recollections for the murdered politician abounded in the U.K. Parliament and at a service of remembrance on Monday.

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Dr. Michael Nazir-Ali, the former Anglican bishop of Rochester, England.

Ex-Anglican Bishop: As a Catholic, I Want to Help the Persecuted Abroad and Marginalized Christians at Home

In the article, Nazir-Ali accused the established church in England of failing to defend traditional marriage, being “swamped by bureaucrats” while cutting parish clergy, and failing to speak out on behalf of persecuted Christians.

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A screenshot of Pope Francis speaking during the fourth World Meeting of Popular Movements Oct. 16, 2021

Pope Francis: Catholic Social Teaching Has Useful Principles for Popular Movements to Follow

Pope Francis compared popular movements to the Good Samaritan, and said that these two things reminded him of the protests which happened because of the death of George Floyd, a 46-year-old black man killed in Minneapolis, Minnesota on May 25, 2020, by police officer Derek Chauvin.

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