• Masses, devotions, rallies mark US church's 'fortnight for freedom'
    July 5, 2012
    by Maria Pia Negro, Catholic News Service
    WASHINGTON (CNS) -- Catholics listened when the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops asked them to dedicate 14 days to the preservation of religious freedom through prayer, education and public action.
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  • Texas Catholic Historical Journal Wins Catholic Press Awards
    July 5, 2012
    by Maria Huemmer, Texas Catholic Conference
    AUSTIN, Texas –Catholic Southwest: A Journal of History and Culture was honored by the Catholic Press Association with three awards for its 2011 issue, including winning a second place award for General Excellence, at the annual Catholic Media Conference Press Award reception.
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  • Fallas en el Acta de Cuidado de Salud Asequible necesitan corregirse
    July 5, 2012
    by Sister Mary Ann Walsh, USCCB
    El acceso a cuidados de salud para todos ha sido la meta para los obispos de Estados Unidos por casi cien años. Pero a pesar de la aparente victoria que la Corte Suprema le otorgó al Acta de Acceso a Cuidados de Salud Asequible, (ACA siglas en inglés) la nación continúa sin cuidados de salud para todos.
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  • Running the kids to school, running to work, running to a meeting, running to church, running, runni
    July 3, 2012
    by Katherine Jass Lopez
    If you are a woman finding yourself running in all directions for family, work, church or friends, it is time to stop running and make plans to attend the 11th Annual Catholic Women’s Conference “Come to Me” sponsored by the Pilgrim Center of Hope, Aa Catholic evangelization ministry serving the archdiocese of San Antonio and South Texas.
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  • HHS mandate challengers receive unlikely support
    July 3, 2012
    by Kim Daniels, Catholic Voices USA
    Who would have thought that Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s dissenting opinion in Thursday’s healthcare decision would help opponents of the so-called contraceptive mandate?
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  • Lawsuits over HHS mandate keep health reform law in court
    July 2, 2012
    by Nancy Frazier O'Brien, Catholic News Service
    Although legal scholars and political observers will likely spend days parsing each line of the 193 pages of U.S. Supreme Court opinions and dissents on the health reform law, the court's June 28 decision is not likely to be its final word on the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.
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  • Mandate called 'unprecedented assault on religious freedom'
    July 2, 2012
    by Catherine McDonough, Catholic News Service
    On Aug. 1, the contraceptive mandate takes effect for new health plans and those that undergo significant changes, unless the narrow religious exemption or the one-year "temporary enforcement safe harbor" for organizations that do not provide contraceptives for religious reasons applies.
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