The U.S.-Mexican bishops’ 2003 statement, “Strangers No Longer,” takes up “some principles that can guide people doing public policy.”
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Gov. JB Pritzker has 60 days to act — sign, veto or leave untouched, which results in automatic enactment — after receiving the bill.
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Catholic Charities USA launches national hunger drive in case SNAP runs out Nov. 1
by Kate Scanlonby Kate Scanlon“For low-income families and individuals who rely on SNAP and WIC to put food on their tables, this could be a catastrophic moment.”
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“His writings will stimulate sustained reflection about what a university education can contribute to human flourishing.”
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“The Church of England is going “the way of liberal Protestant denominations, abandoning any claims to be upholding the Catholic apostolic succession.”
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“God, family, and country are the foundation of the vision we have regarding our commitment to all of Bolivia, to all Bolivians.”
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“The political situation remains heated, so we can’t yet speak of any stability,” explained the coordinating secretary of the Madagascar bishops’ conference.
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“While claims for legal redress would be hard to prove,” atonement is “a moral duty, given that these past iniquities are still having tangible effects.”
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Minneapolis Catholics, neighbors and others have joined together grieving the loss of life, health and sense of security in the aftermath of a school shooting.
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Trump says his administration will pursue capital punishment for all murders in DC
by Kate Scanlonby Kate ScanlonPresident Donald Trump said at an Aug. 26 Cabinet meeting that capital punishment will be sought for all murders in Washington, D.C.
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