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Bishops hold Mass at US border
July 02, 2018
Rhina Guidos
'There's a human face and that human face always points us to Christ,' the Bishop of Brownsville said
Civil Rights Commission drops complaint against cake baker
January 01, 1970
Jacob Comello
One of the commissioners of the Colorado Civil Rights Commission called Jack Phillips’ religious freedom a sham, a “despicable piece of rhetoric” simply meant to conceal prejudices. But his attorneys said the commission probably has far stronger biases of their own against religious people. Phillips, the Christian cake baker whose religious refusal to craft a
Symposium explores how nationalism, with care, can serve the common good
January 01, 1970
Dennis Sadowski
American nationalism can be a force for unity that serves the common good when a country strives to open opportunities for all members of society despite their religious or ethical traditions, said participants in a Washington symposium. Just the same, the symposium heard, it’s when nationalist views seek to limit participation by those who are
‘Code of silence’ allows domestic abuse to go unchallenged, bishop says
January 01, 1970
The Catholic Herald
Violence comes in many forms, but its goal is always control, Bishop Mark E. Brennan of Wheeling-Charleston said in his homily at the fourth annual national vigil Mass marking October as of Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Violence in the home, Bishop Brennan said, is common, not sporadic like epidemics. Whether it is physical, verbal, emotional,
‘Code of silence’ allows domestic abuse to go unchallenged, bishop says
January 01, 1970
Colleen Rowan
Violence comes in many forms, but its goal is always control, Bishop Mark E. Brennan of Wheeling-Charleston said in his homily at the fourth annual national vigil Mass marking October as of Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Violence in the home, Bishop Brennan said, is common, not sporadic like epidemics. Whether it is physical, verbal, emotional,
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