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In their letter, Bishop Burbidge and Bishop Knestout pointed Catholics to “Forming Consciences for Faithful Citizenship,” a statement written by the U.S. bishop’s conference and posted to their website.
A REGISTER EXPLAINER of the long road to get medical care to all babies born alive now leading to a Born-Alive Executive Order.
This November, Proposition 115 will ask voters if they want to ban abortion in the state after 22 weeks of pregnancy, unless a mother’s life is threatened.
This year marks the 75th anniversary of the founding of the United Nations.
There are many issues that Catholics should be concerned about, but that does not mean that some issues are not more pressing than other ones.
While the policy previously covered around $600 million in USAID family planning assistance, President Trump directed the State Department to expand it to cover “global health assistance furnished by all departments or agencies” to the extent allowed by the law.
Experts weigh in on what Catholics might expect from a Biden-Harris administration on the issue of life.
The 1970 editorial admitted forthrightly that “everyone really knows” when life begins and that “semantic gymnastics” would be necessary to avoid that fact.
Fr. James Altman, a priest of La Crosse, gained attention after an Aug. 30 video was published on YouTube, in which the priest said that “You can not be Catholic and be a Democrat. Period.”
The rise coincides with the introduction of temporary measures permitting at-home medical abortions until the coronavirus crisis ends.
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