Bishop McElroy: Some Bishops Making Abortion a Political ‘Litmus Test’
Archdiocese of San Francisco
Bishop Robert W. McElroy.
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Bishop Robert W. McElroy.
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Groom holds bride’s wrist on their wedding day.
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Knights of Columbus Supreme Knight Carl Anderson speaks with CNA in Rome, June 26, 2014.
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Yesterday’s visit continues. Granddaughter and I have enjoyed watching cartoons. I’m looking forward to reading her a book from my childhood, plus another from my father’s and mine.
Our granddaughter’s parents are her ‘real’ parents in practical terms.
And they adopted her….
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CNA Staff, Feb 1, 2021 / 07:01 pm (CNA).- A group of conservative scholars released a letter Sunday highlighting what they consider the most important goods for society that people of good will ought to work to conserve, citing a need for a “new consensus” among those who consider themselves conservative.
“Conservatives might disagree on many things, but disagreement is not something to avoid; in fact, a real and productive disagreement is an accomplishment,” the Jan. 31 letter from a group of scholars working with the Witherspoon Institute, a non-profit organization focused on moral reasoning in a free society, reads.
“Among conservatives, there is fragmentation and confusion. Some of this follows from the convolutions and intense debates about the last administration, but it goes beyond President Trump, revealing the fragility of the coalitions that defined the right during the Cold War and its aftermath.”
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In a recent interview posted by CWR, Cardinal Gerhard Müller remarked: Since the eighteenth century, along with absolutism, we have even in Catholic France, Austria and Bavaria the unholy tradition of the official state church […]
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