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Preeminence of Life: US Bishops Discuss Ballot Losses and Upcoming Tests
Communicating the sanctity of unborn human life is more urgent in the post-Roe political climate.
Communicating the sanctity of unborn human life is more urgent in the post-Roe political climate.
Minnesota shepherd kicked off a heartfelt discussion at the bishops’ fall meeting about how the Church can minister to the growing number of the faithful suffering from mental-health concerns.
Bishops again name abortion as ‘preeminent priority’ for US voters.
The new introduction also lists euthanasia, gun violence, terrorism, the death penalty, and human trafficking as ‘other grave threats to life and dignity of the human person.’
Cardinal Timothy Dolan of the Archdiocese of New York raised the question of furthering the cause of canonization at the local level to his brother bishops at the U.S. bishops’ annual fall assembly in Baltimore on Tuesday.
Archbishop Timothy Broglio, president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, had noted at last month’s synod that only 1% of Catholics participated in the listening sessions.
The Vatican’s chief diplomat to the U.S. spoke Nov. 14 in Baltimore. ‘Today’s world ... is in such desperate need of the Gospel of hope and of peace.’
The bishops overwhelmingly voted in Archbishop Coakley of the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City as secretary-elect and chairman-elect of the Committee on Priorities and Plans.
The U.S. bishops’ assembly takes place amid the second year of the Eucharistic revival.
EDITORIAL: With the election of the former diplomat and current shepherd of the Archdiocese for the Military Services to serve as conference president, the bishops have a leader who is well poised to continue to build unity among the U.S. episcopacy and with the Holy See.
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