Tulsa’s bishop pulls out of justice group over gay march: ‘I have to be the bishop’
‘You have to stand for something and then say that's what it is,’ says Bishop Edward Slattery.
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Articles for Month: June 2015
Catholic trustee on sex-ed: The gvmt ‘tells us what to do, and we need to do it’
Catholic education is about teaching the Catholic faith, not kowtowing to the government.
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France’s Terri Schiavo shocks the nation with video showing he’s alive
For the first time, hundreds of thousands of people have seen that Vincent Lambert is not hooked up and reacts to stimuli.
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UK Catholic hermit charged with harassment for trying to convert lesbian witches
Brother Damon Kelly has been arrested at least ten times since he began distributing pamphlets on abortion and homosexuality, without ever being charged.
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Belfast bakers appeal fine for refusing to do gay ‘marriage’ cake
'We cannot provide a cake that goes against what the Bible says about marriage,' say the McArthurs, who own Ashers Bakery.
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Toronto Catholic trustees claim bishops’ support as they vote down motion to delay Wynne’s sex-ed
'When are we going to stop sitting back and allowing our religious freedoms to be violated without consequence?' asks Angela Kennedy, the trustee behind the motion.
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This assisted suicide picture is worth a 1,000 words
Every one of the categories in this picture have been euthanized or assisted in suicide where legal, perhaps with the exception of the 'slightly ill'.
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Still waiting to hear what’s in it, U.S. Bishops gear up to promote eco-encyclical’s message
Some Catholics are concerned about the encyclical because the Vatican’s preparations have seemed to compromise the Church’s pro-life witness.
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Liberal columnist agrees: ‘Family values’ debate is about ‘what words actually mean’
Whatever satisfaction some may gain from a same-sex relationship, it can never be a 'marriage' -- because marriage, by definition, is the union of a man and a woman.
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New Zealand’s shifting euthanasia debate
While the issue in New Zealand is not going away in the short term we can at least hold out hope that a well considered inquiry will conclude that euthanasia and assisted suicide are never safe and should not be made law.
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