Trump’s Balk on Abortion Ban Sends Shockwaves Through Pro-Life Movement
Reactions from the pro-life movement have ranged from mixed to entirely negative.
Reactions from the pro-life movement have ranged from mixed to entirely negative.
The former president has frequently accused the current president, a professed Catholic who disagrees with numerous Church teachings, of persecuting his fellow Catholics.
The Biden administration has significantly loosened restrictions on abortion drugs in recent years, allowing pills to be administered via mail and telemedicine without in-person doctor examinations.
During his interview, Biden added that federal legislation might be necessary to prevent states from adopting certain bills that affect transgender policies related to children.
The first post-Roe State of the Union painted life-saving laws as “extreme,” ignoring that most Americans want abortion limits.
Although Biden is the nation’s second Catholic president, he remains at odds with American Catholic bishops and Catholic Church teaching.
Archbishop Broglio of the Archdiocese for the Military Services, USA, also said public funding of abortion undermines the religious freedom of Catholics.
In yesterday’s memo, Biden vowed to fight state efforts to limit abortion drug distribution.
Although Biden is the nation’s second Catholic president, his pro-abortion position is directly at odds with Church teaching.
Joe Donnelly, the U.S. ambassador to the Holy See, attended the funeral and represented the United States.
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