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Tag Archives: Religious Freedom
How the Vax Debate Follows a Dark and Predictable Script for Christians
Pope Francis and the Catholic bishops have been a big help to those who seek to destroy our religious freedoms. A class action lawsuit has been filed in Maine against vaccine mandates, claiming that such mandates violate religious freedom and … Continue reading
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A letter from the bishops of Colorado on COVID-19 vaccine mandates
We, the Catholic bishops of Colorado, consistent with our previous letters on COVID-19 vaccines, affirm that the use of some COVID-19 vaccines is morally acceptable under certain circumstances. Throughout the pandemic we have cooperated with the various secular authorities and encouraged Catholics … Continue reading
Guidelines for the clergy in China
Hong Kong (AsiaNews) Fr Sergio Ticozzi, a missionary with the Pontifical Institute for Foreign Missions (PIME) in Hong Kong and China for over 40 years, has reacted to the release of the Pastoral guidelines of the Holy See concerning … Continue reading
We Want Christianity Without the Cross
by Matthew Archbold If there were a Nazarene yearbook 2,000 years ago, Jesus would not have been voted most popular. Maybe “most likely to be tortured and crucified” but definitely not most popular. He didn’t seem to care all that … Continue reading
Religious freedom – the path to peace: World Peace Day Message
(Source: Radio Vatican) ‘Religious freedom – the path to peace:’ that’s the title of Pope Benedict’s message for World Peace Day, celebrated by the Church on January 1st each year. Released by the Pontifical Justice and Peace Council at a … Continue reading
Good signs for Christians from the Republic of Turkey
(Dear Readers, after having raised some controversy regarding Islam, I am glad that I can report some positive news, before I change the topic.) Turkey, with 98% of its population Muslim, is the only Muslim country without a state religion. … Continue reading
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