California
Court upholds decision overturning California assisted suicide
The law permitting assisted suicide was struck down earlier this month
California bishops urge Catholics to give ‘hope and healing’ to the mentally ill
In a pastoral letter, the bishops say the mental health crisis is an ‘urgent call’ for the Church
Parents dismayed as Catholic school removes statues of Mary
‘If you walk on the campus and the first thing you confront is three or four statues of St Dominic or St Francis, it could be alienating’
Like him or not, Richard Dawkins has a right to offend
The professor has been given a free pass on Christianity, yet is ‘no-platformed’ over Islam
California close to criminalising undercover filming at abortion clinics
Pro-lifers have urged Governor Jerry Brown to veto the bill, which has been approved by the assembly and the senate
Californian judge denies doctors’ plea to put assisted-suicide law on hold
Judge Daniel Ottolia said it would cause ‘additional pain’ for patients if the bill was put on hold
California bishops back initiative to abolish death penalty
The bishops released a statement to coincide with the launch of the Yes on 62 campaign
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