
Cardinal Parolin Extends Vatican’s COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate
The restrictions were extended to the end of May, according to a decree from the Vatican’s secretary of state.
The restrictions were extended to the end of May, according to a decree from the Vatican’s secretary of state.
After she sued Washington, D.C., reprieve was granted — but it doesn’t resolve all of the issues raised in her lawsuit.
Religious freedom is protected under the law regardless of the popularity of the belief that is infringed.
In August 2021, the Pentagon announced that all service members would have to be vaccinated against COVID-19, and over 99% now are.
Criticism of the mandate hasn‘t altered Boston College’s position.
New York is one of three states that do not permit religious exemptions to their existing vaccine mandate.
Visible divide comes to the fore after Cardinal Christoph Schönborn of Vienna dismisses deacon over his public opposition to compulsory vaccination.
The group says at least 3,000 service members have submitted requests.
Discerning the science and civil discourse are key.
EDITORIAL: The decision whether to vaccinate or not should be a free and informed choice, not something that’s mandated or coerced by our governments.
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