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  • New Mexico latest state to adopt medically assisted suicide

    New Mexico latest state to adopt medically assisted suicide

    • Apr 9, 2021

    New Mexico has become the latest state to legalize medically assisted suicide for terminally ill patients.

    By Cedar Attanasio
  • ‘How many of us will be left?’ Catholic nuns face loss, pain

    ‘How many of us will be left?’ Catholic nuns face loss, pain

    • Apr 9, 2021

    The COVID toll on the Felician Sisters was almost too much to bear: 21 of their own, in four U.S. convents, who collectively served 1,413 years, all felled by the virus.

    By Matt Sedensky
  • University to change some procedures after report on composer David Haas

    University to change some procedures after report on composer David Haas

    • Apr 9, 2021

    An independent investigation of sexual misconduct allegations against Catholic music composer David Haas in the years he held summer music programs at St. Catherine University in St. Paul shows that some members of Haas’ Music Ministry Alive team found his conduct uncomfortable, or were aware of “general comments” about his behavior.

    By Joe Ruff
  • Group asks Biden administration to step up reunification of border families

    Group asks Biden administration to step up reunification of border families

    • Apr 9, 2021

    An interfaith collection of religious activists is asking the Biden administration to step up the pace of family reunification to remedy the Trump administration’s “zero tolerance” policy that separated an estimated 5,500 immigrant children from their families by invoking criminal proceedings against their parents.

    By Mark Pattison
  • Catholic immigration advocates say ‘Christian response’ needed at border

    Catholic immigration advocates say ‘Christian response’ needed at border

    • Apr 9, 2021

    While Democrats and Republicans are trading accusations for who is to blame for the present crisis at the U.S.-Mexico border, one U.S. bishop says enough is enough.

    By John Lavenburg
  • Cardinal Burke says pro-choice politicians are ‘apostates’

    Cardinal Burke says pro-choice politicians are ‘apostates’

    • Apr 8, 2021

    According to American Cardinal Raymond Burke, politicians who “publicly and obstinately” support abortion are “apostates” who cannot receive Communion.

    By Inés San Martín
  • Scholar urges Catholics to have courage to speak out against Equality Act

    Scholar urges Catholics to have courage to speak out against Equality Act

    • Apr 8, 2021

    Catholic scholar and legal expert Ryan T. Anderson warned that if the Equality Act is passed by the Senate and signed into law, it would significantly impact women’s privacy and safety, genuine equality, medical practices and religious liberty.

    By Tony Gutierrez
  • Once again, Catholic agencies step in to help minors at the border

    Once again, Catholic agencies step in to help minors at the border

    • Apr 8, 2021

    As the U.S. took in almost 19,000 migrant children, labeled “unaccompanied minors,” in March, faith-based organizations such as Catholic Charities throughout the U.S. have been doing their part to help.

    By Rhina Guidos
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    'How many of us will be left?' Catholic nuns face loss, pain
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    • Apr 9, 2021
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    Group asks Biden administration to step up reunification of border families
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