
Catholic Social Teaching Wins Hearts, Minds and Elections
‘The teaching and spreading of her social doctrine,’ says Pope St. John Paul II, ‘are part of the Church’s evangelizing mission.’
‘The teaching and spreading of her social doctrine,’ says Pope St. John Paul II, ‘are part of the Church’s evangelizing mission.’
The United States has determined that China’s abuses of Uyghurs and other minorities amount to genocide.
In a statement Saturday, Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., called Barrett “a well-qualified, highly respected nominee.”
In February, Ambassador Sam Brownback said that China was the “best in the world” at religious persecution, and has been engaged in a “war with faith.”
Rubio, himself a Catholic, told CNA that Catholic social teaching influences his own concept of dignity and work “more than it used to.”
Meanwhile, the United Nations has been calling for increased abortion and contraception access in countries affected by the mosquito-borne illness.
The Florida senator — who if elected would be the second Catholic president — is solidly pro-life but has faced GOP criticism over immigration and economic policy.
Planned Parenthood endorses Hillary Clinton before the 2016 primary season begins, but other issues are also salient in this unpredictable election cycle.
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