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Pope Francis May Visit United States in September After UN Invitation
The possible trip to the United States could change the Pope’s already-busy September travel schedule.
The possible trip to the United States could change the Pope’s already-busy September travel schedule.
Stefano Gennarini, the vice president for legal studies at the Center for Family and Human Rights, said that pressure from the Biden administration indicates that this section of the resolution is about global abortion access.
The measure, backed by the Organiation of Islamic Cooperation, passed by a 28-12 vote.
Following the briefing on June 14, the security council unanimously adopted a resolution condemning hate speech, racism, gender discrimination, and acts of extremism that was co-authored by the United Arab Emirates and the U.K.
The sentence against Bishop Álvarez was issued just one day after the regime deported 222 political prisoners to the United States.
Bishop José Ignacio Munilla explained that “since there were many complaints, the reference was later qualified. The logos have been removed, and the qualification was made that we adhere to Agenda 2030 ‘as it is interpreted according to the Catholic Church.’”
The prelate addressed some relevant issues such as the concept of gender, the idea of empowerment and the so-called right to sexual and reproductive health.
A United Nations resolution defining abortion as a human right and advancing gender ideology was adopted this month with overwhelming support from Western countries but was opposed by a group of mainly African nations.
A new report from the United Nations on modern slavery provides further documentation of China’s mistreatment of the Muslim minority.
Church teaching on the morality of war is based on a theory expounded by St. Augustine in the 4th century known as just war theory.
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