
Bishop Paprocki: Catholic Church Can Provide a Clear Path for COVID-19 Response
Catholic principles of ordinary and extraordinary means of preserving life can aid society’s approach to pandemic, the Illinois bishop says in a recent essay.
Catholic principles of ordinary and extraordinary means of preserving life can aid society’s approach to pandemic, the Illinois bishop says in a recent essay.
Bishops Thomas Paprocki of Springfield, Illinois, and Rick Stika of Knoxville, Tennessee, weighed in.
Speaking to the Register in Baltimore, several bishops provided their take on errant lawmakers.
EDITORIAL: Illinois shepherd’s decree puts pro-abortion politicians on notice.
Richard Durbin was one of the 14 self-identified Catholic senators who voted against cloture for the Pain-Capable Unborn Child Act Jan. 29.
Bishop of Springfield, Illinois, responds via video message about internal decree discussing same-sex ‘marriage’ and other pastoral issues.
The new rules on holy Communion and divorce and remarriage from Philadelphia’s shepherd are line with Pope Francis and Catholic teaching, the Illinois bishop said.
Bishop Thomas Paprocki utilizes an enrollment request from a same-sex couple to initiate a conversation about how best to form students as disciples of Jesus Christ.
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