Montana governor tests positive for COVID-19 shortly after taking first dose of vaccine
This is a high-profile case of a person contracting symptomatic COVID-19 despite having taken one of the COVID-19 vaccines.
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Articles for Month: April 2021
Irish Catholic bishop distances himself from Vatican’s ban on same-sex blessings
Bishop Paul Dempsey of Achonry called the ban a ‘hurtful response from the Church to people with same sex orientation.’
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Arkansas diocese remained silent about bill protecting youth from chemical castration
Bishop Taylor’s silence may be indicative of a personal conflict between full-throated support for Church teaching and support for pro-homosexual youth advocacy.
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Man claiming to be female wants to become nun: ‘I will not give up, even if I have to go to the Vatican’
'Everywhere I register, the sisters are enthusiastic,' the man said.
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US bishop: Choir members, Communion ministers must be ‘fully vaccinated’
While Arkansas rescinded its mask mandate, Bishop Anthony B. Taylor of Little Rock declared masks ‘obligatory’ and vaccines required as churches have their ‘own dynamics.’
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Paris archbishop launches investigation after priest did not enforce mask wearing
Two parishes in France are under fire by French media and civil authorities for not strictly enforcing mask wearing among the congregation.
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COVID vaccines can be deadly for some
A review of the data made available by the Vaccine Adverse Events Reporting System (VAERS), shows many cases of people who got COVID-19 and survived, only to die soon after receiving their COVID vaccine
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Zogby poll: 32% Say Fauci looking out for Big Pharma, not public
The nationwide poll conducted by Zogby Strategies also showed almost 40% of Americans believe vaccine manufacturers shouldn't have liability protection for injuries and deaths following COVID vaccination.
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The triple threat to Christians and the Church
The watered-down religion of human fraternity which some Catholics hope to bring about will be no match for either militant secularism or militant Islam.
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Review finds that ‘evidence’ supporting puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones is ‘not reliable’
Last year, the National Health Service (NHS) in England had called for a review into ‘gender identity services.’
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