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Biden signs executive orders, undoing some policies, expanding others
In statement, Abp. Naumann strongly urged Biden ‘to reject abortion and promote life-affirming aid to women and communities in need’
Abp. Naumann, Bp. Malloy urged the president "to use his office for good, prioritizing the most vulnerable, including unborn children"
While Catholics should continue to advocate for vaccines free of links to abortion, bishops say they may receive inoculations if no alternatives are available
USCCB Administrative Committee said that there is ‘much to learn from this global suffering’
Bailout praised for helping vulnerable, criticized for Hyde amendment omission
Six Asian American women were killed in Atlanta, among other acts of racism and violence
Missouri legislative session ends May 14; discussion over Hyde Amendment language continues on federal level
Hyde Amendment which blocks Medicaid funding of abortions called critical
USCCB campaign encourages Catholics to write letters requesting future vaccines be free of links to abortion-derived cells
U.S. bishops among those urging end of violence between Israelis, Palestinians
U.S. bishops will gather virtually for their June 16-18 spring assembly
Religious liberty is about community, integrity
President of USCCB addressed the U.S. bishops on the first day of spring assembly
Committee on Doctrine will draft the document and present it for discussion at assembly in November