Catholic sisters were among the hundreds of thousands making their voices heard at the Women’s March after Donald Trump’s inauguration.
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Why we should listen to anarchists in the age of Trump
Anarchism calls for a politics that doesn’t begin and end with politicians.
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Pro-life groups joined the Women’s March despite its pro-choice platform
Several Catholic groups attended the march despite their disappointment with its overtly pro-choice platform.
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Catholic sisters join the Women’s March on Washington
Women religious champion social justice issues at the Women’s March on Washington.
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Who Counts as a “Real Woman” at the Women’s March on Washington?
To feminists of a certain cloth, the pro-life mentality is not an opposing view. It is an intrinsic evil, in all circumstances inexcusable, even abhorrent.
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Pro-life Millennials Speak Out
Tired of the rhetoric around abortion? The loudest voices don’t always tell the whole story. We talked to 7 millennial women—socialist, libertarian, Republican, independent—all of them pro-life, about their hopes for the pro-life movement.
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Women hold the keys to making Washington work again.
Do not expect a return to the days when comity could be coaxed with a little (or a lot) of bourbon and branch.
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Women priests or not, gendered theology is hurting the church
Rigid complementarity cheats both men and women of their full humanity.
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Political discourse on women and people of faith must change, says U.S.C.C.B. President Archbishop Kurtz
Politicians, their staffs and volunteers should reflect our best aspirations as citizens,” he said.
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Cardinal welcomes released Chibok girls with open arms, but heavy heart for remaining captives
The release of the 21 girls was part of a deal brokered by the International Committee of the Red Cross and the Swiss and Nigerian governments.