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Archbishop Mitchell T. Rozanski on the 2020 Election

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There was a scholar of the law who stood up to test Jesus and said: “Teacher, who should I vote for in the upcoming election?” St. Louis Archbishop Mitchell T. Rozanski provides an incisive answer to that imaginative question. He writes, “What I know is this: Jesus is not running…

Faithful America: Call to Action

Election Week 10
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Faithful America offers this challenge: Love thy Neighbor. No exceptions. In blunt terms, the organization states: “We know that we can’t count on Donald Trump to uphold the results of this election, but we can count on ourselves — the American people — to get it done.” Learn more about…

Catholics and Voting in 2020

Election Week 10
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Fr. Louis J Cameli, the Cardinal’s Delegate for Formation and Mission for the Archdiocese of Chicago, reflects on how to approach the 2020 election as a Catholic. “This is a top shelf balanced Catholic political wisdom from Louis Cameli of Chicago,” said Bob Bonnot, AUSCP executive director. “It needs to…

Update from Nuns on the Bus 2020

Election Week 10
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Update from NETWORK: We are now in the fifth and final week of the 2020 Nuns on the Bus Virtual Tour! We’ve learned so much from every Site Visit, Dialogue Across Geographic Divides, Rally, and Town Hall. Continue to watch past events and build your own Nuns on the Bus…

Pope’s new encyclical – a roadmap to live as one human family

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By Tony Magliano With so much of humanity sickened in soul and body by greed, self-centered indifference to suffering, inequality, polarization and violence, Pope Francis has wonderfully seized the moment by giving to our wounded world the balm of his new inspiring and challenging social encyclical letter titled Fratelli Tutti…
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