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Colorado Catholic Conference: Tell Congress to say 'no' to taxpayer abortions

July 7, 2021 Liberation from lockdowns and quarantines ought not be liberation from serious reading, opportunities for which being one of the few boons of the recent past. Here are some suggestions for summer enrichment.   Archbishop Charles J. Chaput, OFM Cap., may have retired from the tasks of episcopal governance, but he certainly hasn’t abandoned the fields where the battle for decency is being contested. To some bears of little brain, this makes him a “culture-war...
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George Pell was 'excessively optimistic' he'd receive bail when facing child sex abuse charges

Cardinal George Pell has admitted he was excessively optimistic he would be granted bail after being wrongly convicted of child sex abuse charges. Australias highest-ranking Catholic official was convicted in December 2018 of five counts of sexually abusing two 13-year-old choirboys at Melbournes St Patricks Cathedral in 1996. He spent 404 days behind bars before his six-year jail sentence was overturned in a final appeal to the High Court in April 2020. Pell, who turns 80 next month, has since...
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Formerly Incarcerated Mothers of Color Face Harsh Realities

Crushing roadblocks to reentry are heightened by motherhood. Shani Saxon May 5, 2021 2:00PM ET Photo Credit: Womens Prison Association Lisa was thrilled to learn she was pregnant a few years after serving close to 17 years in prison. She was still under parole supervision, but hoped that her pregnancy could be as normal as possible, filled with regular doctor appointments and self-care. She quickly learned, however, that the criminal justice system would make no excepti...
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Cardinal Pell and squirming Catholics

According to the movie Love Story, “Love means never having to say you’re sorry.” Typical Hollywood fluff, you might say. Yet the best answer to that asininity was given by a Hollywood all-star, the late, great Charlton Heston. Asked the secret of what would eventually become his 64-year long marriage to Lydia, Chuck Heston replied, “Learning to say five words: ‘I’m sorry, I was wrong.’” It’s a lesson that seems especially hard to digest these days, at all points along the po...
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Pell says year in jail was a time of 'grace and gift'

By Christine Rousselle Cardinal George Pell discussed the surprises, difficulties, and “gift” of everyday life in jail during a press conference this week to mark the publication of the first installment of his prison diaries.   Pell described his stint in prison as a sort of “spiritual retreat,” which he wrote about in his daily journal of incarceration, set to be published in three volumes. The first volume: Prison Journal, Volume 1: the Cardinal Makes His Appeal, was published De...
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