Trump’s Big Abortion Announcement Is a Big Disappointment
EDITORIAL: While the Vatican’s document ‘Dignitas Infinita’ is morally coherent, the Republican presidential candidate’s abortion-related announcement, issued the same day, was anything but.
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Trump Says He Will Not Sign a National Abortion Ban if Reelected
Trump has been steadily positioning himself as more of a centrist on abortion in recent months.
Trump on Abortion: ‘It’s Up to the States to Do the Right Thing’
Presumptive presidential Republican nominee for 2024 backed away from any national abortion limits.
Trump’s Backing of ‘Patriotic Bible’ Sparks Sharp Catholic Criticism, Some Praise
The presidential candidate touted the ‘God Bless the USA Bible’ — which includes both the Protestant canon of sacred Scripture and America’s founding documents — in a social-media video on March 27.
Trump Accuses Biden of ‘Persecuting’ Catholics
The former president has frequently accused the current president, a professed Catholic who disagrees with numerous Church teachings, of persecuting his fellow Catholics.
New York Times Reports Trump Backs 16-Week Abortion Ban; Campaign Pushes Back
The article claims that former President Trump has told advisers and allies that he likes the idea of a 16-week ban on abortion, with exceptions for rape and incest and to save the life of the mother.
Donald Trump Calls 6-Week Abortion Ban a ‘Terrible Mistake’
NBC interview, which covered a wide range of topics, included a 10-minute segment on abortion.
The Trump Indictment and National Unity
This is no classroom argument about legal fine points, but bare-knuckle combat and political to the core.
Abuse of Discretion: The Trump Indictment
COMMENTARY: Denouncing the Trump indictment as ‘politically motivated’ is unnecessary. The Trump indictment is a grave abuse of a prosecutor’s discretion. It should be denounced for that reason.
Catholic Saints Among Those to be Honored in Garden of American Heroes Announced by Trump
Among those who will be memorialized in the National Garden of American Heroes include St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, the first American saint; St. Katharine Drexel, the first born-U.S. citizen to be canonized; St. John Neumann; and St. Junipero Serra, the first saint canonized on U.S. soil.
