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Bishops can do more to provide sacraments despite coronavirus fears, open letter claims
April 08, 2020
Some Catholics have endorsed an open letter asking bishops to do everything possible to make the sacraments more available
Archbishop Hebda warns priests against voting in Super Tuesday primary
February 28, 2020
The archbishop said that because of the state’s policies, “nothing prevents party affiliation from being made public”
In Minnesota, ambitious pro-abortion lawsuit seeks to strike down 13 laws
November 04, 2019
Minnesota’s restrictions on abortion are too important for pro-abortion groups to eliminate through a single lawsuit, pro-life defenders of the 13 challenged laws have said. Paul Stark, communications director with Minnesota Citizens Concerned for Life, said the state’s current laws are “reasonable and very modest protections for pregnant women and their unborn children.” “Women have
Illinois governor signs ‘radical’ abortion expansion, but pro-life leaders predict backlash
June 14, 2019
Illinois’ new abortion law is a “death penalty” for the unborn and will add to pro-life momentum across the U.S., critics said after Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker signed the bill into law on Wednesday. “The bill Illinois lawmakers passed is so radical, they even went out of their way to repeal the state’s ban on
Dispute over Papal Foundation’s $25 million grant approval continues
April 17, 2019
Scrutiny continues for the U.S.-based Papal Foundation, amid questions of whether some of its grant activity was motivated by a desire to secure leniency for disgraced former cardinal Theodore McCarrick. The ongoing controversy surrounds the foundation’s decision to make an unprecedented grant to a leading Italian hospital whose former leadership had faced accusations of massive
New York archdiocese responds to Cardinal Spellman groping allegation
February 12, 2019
The Archdiocese of New York has said it had only recently learned of an allegation that the deeply influential Cardinal Francis Spellman groped a visiting West Point cadet in the 1960s, but says it will take the accusation seriously and has invited the accuser to contact the archdiocese. “This is the first time we have
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