Joe Biden framed his campaign as “a battle for the soul of the nation.” On Saturday, Mr. Biden and his supporters won that battle.
Catholic Identity
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Survey: Biden and Trump split the 2020 Catholic vote almost evenly
AP VoteCast showed 50% of Catholics backing Trump and 49% favoring Biden, reflecting the faith’s longstanding role as a closely contested vote in presidential elections.
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The Top 3 Reasons that Catholics will Vote for Trump or Biden
Nov. 3 is just days away, and we have one last chance to take stock of the “Catholic case” for each of the two major candidates.
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The Top 3 Reasons Catholics Will Vote for Joe Biden
The Catholic case for Joe Biden
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The Top 3 Reasons Catholics Will Vote for Donald Trump
The Catholic case for Donald J. Trump
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Only one priest for every 3,000 Catholics: Clergy shortage grows according to new Vatican data
The number of priests and ordained leaders has dropped significantly, especially in Europe and America, according to the report issued on Friday by the Vatican.
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Review: Stories of hope in a weary world
The stories in Valerie Sayers’s new collection are populated with characters who strive to hang on to something good.
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San Francisco warned ‘draconian’ limits on worship may violate Constitution
Assistant Attorney General Eric Dreiband in the Civil Rights Division of the U.S. Department of Justice told Breed that “San Francisco’s treatment of places of worship raises serious concerns about religious freedom.”
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Mexican archdiocese says phony priests proliferate during pandemic
“Pandemics and disasters are like springtime for phony priests,” said Rodolfo Soriano-Núñez, a sociologist who studies the Mexican church.
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Hong Kong cardinal urges unity, trust in God during social turmoil
The social unrest and divisions in general Hong Kong society have carried over to the Catholic community, said Cardinal John Tong Hon, who encouraged Catholics instead to follow what Jesus taught in the beatitudes.