Archbishop Sherrington said the controversial clause represented “a radical departure from our current law” and “is not supported by the British public.”
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Bishops hail Scottish lawmakers for rejecting assisted dying; UK faces pivotal abortion vote
by OSV Newsby OSV News“Their vote serves to protect some of Scotland’s most vulnerable individuals from the risk of being pressured into a premature death.”
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The Safeguarding Women from Chemical Abortion Act, if enacted, would revoke the Food and Drug Administration’s approval of the drug.
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Gov. Gordon expressed concern that the new law would not survive a legal challenge under the state’s “current constitutional framework.”
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Along with the U.S., Canada and Mexico, Pew included in its survey various European, Asian and South American nations, as well as Australia.
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A student-led march at Notre Dame turned from protest into thanksgiving Feb. 27 after a pro-abortion professor withdrew her appointment to a leadership post.
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Washington roundup: State of the Union; Turkey religious freedom concerns; bishops flag Farm Bill
by Kate Scanlonby Kate ScanlonThe same week as the State of the Union in Washington, an international religious freedom watchdog flagged Turkey and bishops addressed the 2026 Farm Bill.
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Ostermann’s appointment, announced Jan. 8, was set to take effect July 1, and quickly drew fire from Notre Dame faculty and staff due to her robust public advocacy for legal …
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The prayer event and a protest to be held Feb. 27 on campus are part of a corrective movement directed “out of love” toward the university’s administration.
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Louisiana asks court to reinstate in-person dispensing rule for abortion pill
by Kate Scanlonby Kate ScanlonLawyers for Louisiana asked a federal judge Feb. 24 to roll back relaxed restrictions on mifepristone, a drug commonly, but not exclusively, used for abortion.
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