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Mass. Pro-Life Pregnancy Centers Attacked Hours After State Attorney General’s Warning
Nationally, 35 pregnancy centers have been damaged by vandalism since May 2.
Massachusetts Top Court Considers Challenge to Ban on Assisted Suicide
Both Granik and Chris Schandevel, who argued before the court on behalf of Euthanasia Prevention Coalition USA, stressed the state’s interest in the human life of its citizens.
Devoted to the Carpenter of Nazareth: A Visit to St. Joseph Basilica
Travel to Webster, Massachusetts, to pray at a beautiful church dedicated to the earthly father of Jesus.
Massachusetts Advocates: Assisted Suicide Disproportionately Threatens the Poor, Disabled, and Minorities
According to palliative care physician Dr. Laura Petrillo, the legislation is “not appropriate for Massachusetts.”
Massachusetts Bishop: Clergy Can Support Individuals’ Own Vaccine Exemption Requests
The bishop wrote his letter to assist his clerics who are receiving requests from parishioners seeking “religious exemption” from mandatory vaccination for COVID-19.
‘Born-Alive’ Petition in Massachusetts an Example of What Pro-Lifers Are Trying In Pro-Abortion States
While it’s difficult to gain ground in such states, ‘if you don’t try, the status quo will just stay forever,’ one veteran pro-life advocate stressed.
Same-Sex-Adoption, Catholic Teaching Dispute Leads to GOP Divisions in Massachusetts
“Children deserve a mom and a dad,” state Republican committee member Deborah Martell wrote adding, “That’s how God designed marriage and the family.”
Alleged Massachusetts Abuse Victim Requests Outside Judge in Suit, Citing Diocese’s Influence
The nine defendants in the lawsuit, which include the diocese as well as Bishop Egan and Archbishop Rozanski, have opposed the request for a special judge.
Bishops Active at State and National Level in Current Election Cycle
State Catholic conferences have involved themselves in a variety of ways, and the U.S. bishops also have collectively identified some key issues of concern.
