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Virginia Catholic Conference urges Youngkin to veto ‘coercive’ contraceptive bills
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Virginia Catholic Conference urges Youngkin to veto ‘coercive’ contraceptive bills

OSV NewsMay 3, 20242 min read
Virginia’s Catholic bishops have urged Republican Gov. Glenn Youngkin to veto bills that would establish a “right to contraception” and require health insurance companies to provide coverage for contraception.
Arizona governor signs measure repealing state’s near-total ban on abortion
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Arizona governor signs measure repealing state’s near-total ban on abortion

Kate ScanlonMay 3, 20245 min read
Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs signed a measure to repeal Arizona’s near-total ban on abortions just one day after it passed in the state’s Republican-controlled Senate.
New Orleans Archdiocese investigated for child sex trafficking due to decades-old abuse claims
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New Orleans Archdiocese investigated for child sex trafficking due to decades-old abuse claims

Gina ChristianMay 3, 20246 min read
The Louisiana State Police and the FBI are investigating whether Archdiocese of New Orleans officials — including archbishops — covered up child sex trafficking by clergy over several decades, with some alleged victims reportedly taken out of state to be abused and marked for further exploitation among clergy.
Florida law prohibiting abortion after 6 weeks gestation goes into effect
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Florida law prohibiting abortion after 6 weeks gestation goes into effect

Kate ScanlonMay 3, 20244 min read
A law prohibiting elective abortions after six weeks of pregnancy went into effect May 1 in Florida, as that state also faces a ballot measure on abortion in November.
Caritas Baby Hospital in Bethlehem remains a ray of hope in war-torn Holy Land
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Caritas Baby Hospital in Bethlehem remains a ray of hope in war-torn Holy Land

Judith SudilovskyMay 2, 20246 min read
Caritas Baby Hospital is now the only exclusively pediatric hospital in the West Bank serving about 50,000 children a year. Caritas in Switzerland and Germany were the first donors to the hospital, but since 1963 the hospital has been affiliated with the Swiss NGO Children’s Relief Bethlehem.
Cardinal says church shouldn’t expect ‘miracle’ of peace in Holy Land
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Cardinal says church shouldn’t expect ‘miracle’ of peace in Holy Land

Justin McLellanMay 1, 20244 min read
Sudden peace negotiations or an intervention by the United States will not deliver Israelis and Palestinians from the suffering caused by the war in Gaza, a Jerusalem-based cardinal said.
Pope Francis appoints first Catholic bishop with Anglican heritage for UK ordinariate
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Pope Francis appoints first Catholic bishop with Anglican heritage for UK ordinariate

Jonathan LuxmooreMay 1, 20248 min read
Catholics in the United Kingdom that are part of the personal ordinariate, a kind of diocese originally set up to receive groups of Anglican Christians into full communion with the Catholic Church, have welcomed Pope Francis’ appointment of their first bishop — and the first ordinariate bishop to hail from their Anglican heritage.
Kansas Legislature successfully overrides governor’s vetoes of 4 pro-life measures
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Kansas Legislature successfully overrides governor’s vetoes of 4 pro-life measures

Kate ScanlonMay 1, 20245 min read
Kansas lawmakers voted to override Democratic Gov. Laura Kelly’s vetoes on pro-life legislation, a victory hailed by Catholic and pro-life advocates that comes just two years after voters in Kansas rejected a push to remove abortion protections from their state constitution.
Fear is the great nemesis of faith, pope says at general audience
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Fear is the great nemesis of faith, pope says at general audience

Carol GlatzMay 1, 20243 min read
The greatest enemy of faith is fear, Pope Francis said at his weekly general audience.
Methodist minister, partner receive same-sex blessing from Chicago parish in video
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Methodist minister, partner receive same-sex blessing from Chicago parish in video

Gina ChristianMay 1, 20247 min read
A former Methodist minister has sought a blessing on her same-sex union from a priest at a parish within the Archdiocese of Chicago, months after the Vatican issued a document on the possibility of giving spontaneous, non-liturgical pastoral blessings to couples in irregular situations.
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