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Pelosi Denies Catholicism Opposes Abotion |
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Bill Donohue of the Catholic League, responded to Speaker Nancy Pelosi's comments that the Catholic Church hasn't always opposed abortion. |
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U.S. Bishops: Doctors Have Right to Say No to Abortion, Support Protection for Conscientious Objecto |
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A U.S. bishops' aide welcomed a draft of federal regulations aimed to beef up existing legislation protecting health care providers' right to conscientiously object to participating in abortions. |
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Shadows Over Beijing Olympics, Country Still Lacking a Gold in Human Rights |
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China's spectacular results in the Olympic medal tally are not matched, unfortunately, when it comes to its performance in respecting religious freedom and human rights. |
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A Chinese Bishops Look at Olympics |
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With mixed feelings, I have accepted an invitation from the government of China to attend the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games in Beijing on August 8, 2008. |
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Pope: Profess faith in Christ who never abandons us |
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Before the recitation of the Angelus on Sunday, Pope Benedict XVI held up St. Peter’s profession of faith in Jesus as the Christ, the Son of the living God as an example for Christians. Recounting his mission as Pope, bishop of Rome and successor of Peter, he encouraged his audience to support him with their prayers. |
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Bush Admin. to Protect Healthcare Providers Consciences Objections |
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On Thursday the Bush administration announced plans to implement a regulation that would protect doctors, nurses, and other healthcare workers from being forced to provide services that violate their personal, moral, or religious beliefs. Under the regulation, which one pro-life leader called “badly needed,” federal officials may pull funding from hospitals, clinics, health plans, doctors’ offices, and other entities which do not accommodate employees with conscientious objections to such services. |
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Archbishop Charles Chaput on Faith and Politics: Better Together |
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Not only does religion have a place in the public square, a democracy needs the input of religious morals and convictions to remain healthy and strong, says the archbishop of Denver. |
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