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Monday, September 28, 2009

Christians Converging

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Ecumenism, or the movement toward Christian unity, has been getting some love in USCCB circles lately. Two recent news releases have dealt w...
Wednesday, September 23, 2009

The Bishops and Health Care Reform for Immigrants

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A group of Hispanic Catholic bishops visited with members of Congress on Capitol Hill September 17 to emphasize, as they’ve done for decades...
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The Numbers Back the Bishops

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The recent survey commissioned by the USCCB on Americans' support/opposition to health care reform and abortion provisions within said ...
Thursday, September 17, 2009

A Jarring Contrast

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In a latest instance of Catholic bishops weighing in on health care outside the realm of official USCCB statement, Archbishop Donald Wuerl o...
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Tuesday, September 8, 2009

Health Care Distortions Part 2

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The majority of the month of August saw the U.S. bishops' message on health care reform articulated pretty clearly, largely via the Web ...
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Monday, August 31, 2009

The Queue

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At this morning's news conference announcing Bishop Joseph Martino's resignation from the Diocese of Scranton, a reporter asked how ...

Health Care Distortions Part 1

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Here at the Conference, we spent much of the month of August promoting the bishops' position on health care reform. This has been most e...
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