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Discerning how to vote as a Catholic

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By Father Louis Arceneaux, C.M.Published in Today’s American CatholicI am an active Roman Catholic priest.  I am opposed to abortion and I wish we Roman Catholics in leadership had done and continue to do a much better job of promoting the dignity of every human being from the moment of…

2020 Assembly Updates

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July 19, 2020 BI-WEEKLY REPORT TO MEMBERS AND FRIENDS 2020 Assembly presentations are online; voting information begins as a focus of AUSCP through November. Also, a reflection piece by AUSCP Leadership Team member on his experience of COVID-19.

2020-2021 Leadership Team

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Elected to leadership: Carian, Hicken, Pezzulo: re-elected: McAleenan, Ramirez. Thank you to all who offered their services as nominees, or as helpers with various aspects of the Assembly, especially the technology. We also thank all who participated in spite of the challenges of getting online with the Zoom sessions. Read the…

Michael Joncas to lead 2021 AUSCP Retreat

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The Association of U.S. Catholic Priests, fresh from the 2020 virtual assembly in June, has announced that Father Jan Michael Joncas will lead the retreat at the beginning of the 2021 assembly, June 21. Joncas, perhaps best known for his composition, On Eagle’s Wings, is an internationally recognized liturgical composer,…

US Priests comment on Carmel

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AUSCP finds comments scandalous, racism systemic U.S. Priests call for acknowledgement of ‘virus of racism’ July 2, 2020 We who are entrusted with leadership by the members of the Association of U.S. Catholic Priests are embarrassed, appalled and disgusted that one of our brother priests (not a member of the…

Election Position

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AUSCP: Catholic Social Teaching Should Guide Catholic Voters June 16, 2020 • For immediate release The Association of United States Catholic Priests and Friends encourages dialogue, contemplation, and prophetic action.  We live this through striving to be a pastoral voice of compassion, hope, and joy.  We are called to “serve,…
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