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Pro-life Democrat urges Catholics not to base vote on any one issue
By Jim Myers
Catholic News Service
DENVER (CNS) -- Voters should judge U.S. Sen. Barack Obama, the Democratic presidential nominee, on the whole of his record and political vision rather than concentrating on one topic such as abortion, said U.S. Sen. Bob Casey Jr., D-Pa.
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Delaware bishops have been low-key with Biden's church involvement
By Patricia Zapor
Catholic News Service
WASHINGTON (CNS) -- There is little record of public discourse between vice-presidential candidate Sen. Joe Biden and the bishops of his home diocese in Delaware over the Democratic senator's legislative position on abortion.
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Indian cardinal calls for halt to violence against Christians
Rome, Aug 29, 2008 / 07:55 pm (CNA).- The Archbishop of Bombay and president of the Latin Rite Bishops of India, Cardinal Oswald Gracias, said this week that in light of the recent anti-Christian violence in the country, Catholics are devoted with greater earnestness to prayer and to faith in the Cross of Jesus. He also added that the roots of the violence need to be discovered and we need to ask ourselves how to keep this from happening again in the future.
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McCain's V.P. Choice: Pro-life Alaska Governor Sarah Palin, Conservative Leaders React
Dayton, Aug 29, 2008 (CNA).- Sen. John McCain's pick of Alaska Governor Sarah Palin won praise from many commentators within the ambit of the Republican Party, but especially among pro-lifers. Praising Palin as strongly pro-life, speakers remarked that Palins decision to carry her Downs syndrome child to term was an especially sharp contrast with Democratic presidential nominee Sen. Barack Obamas opposition to legislation that would protect infants who survive abortions.
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By Jim Myers
Catholic News Service
DENVER (CNS) -- Voters should judge U.S. Sen. Barack Obama, the Democratic presidential nominee, on the whole of his record and political vision rather than concentrating on one topic such as abortion, said U.S. Sen. Bob Casey Jr., D-Pa.
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Delaware bishops have been low-key with Biden's church involvement
By Patricia Zapor
Catholic News Service
WASHINGTON (CNS) -- There is little record of public discourse between vice-presidential candidate Sen. Joe Biden and the bishops of his home diocese in Delaware over the Democratic senator's legislative position on abortion.
Full Story
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Indian cardinal calls for halt to violence against Christians
Rome, Aug 29, 2008 / 07:55 pm (CNA).- The Archbishop of Bombay and president of the Latin Rite Bishops of India, Cardinal Oswald Gracias, said this week that in light of the recent anti-Christian violence in the country, Catholics are devoted with greater earnestness to prayer and to faith in the Cross of Jesus. He also added that the roots of the violence need to be discovered and we need to ask ourselves how to keep this from happening again in the future.
Full Story
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McCain's V.P. Choice: Pro-life Alaska Governor Sarah Palin, Conservative Leaders React
Dayton, Aug 29, 2008 (CNA).- Sen. John McCain's pick of Alaska Governor Sarah Palin won praise from many commentators within the ambit of the Republican Party, but especially among pro-lifers. Praising Palin as strongly pro-life, speakers remarked that Palins decision to carry her Downs syndrome child to term was an especially sharp contrast with Democratic presidential nominee Sen. Barack Obamas opposition to legislation that would protect infants who survive abortions.
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