Abortion

As we make our way to vote, let’s recite the Pledge of Allegiance and offer a prayer of gratitude to God for true democracy, which includes human dignity, human equality, and the common good, including what’s good for unborn citizens.

By: Father Bob Pagliari, C.SS.R., PH.D.

Mass was followed by the UDRLC's Annual Respect Life Dinner at Novellas Restaurant in New Paltz, which welcomed more than 160 guests.

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The Good Newsroom

The Mass will be followed by the UDRLC's annual Respect Life Dinner at 7 p.m. at Novellas restaurant in New Paltz.

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The Good Newsroom

Acerca del 25 de octubre, la Misa servirá de fundamento espiritual para el Banquete Anual Pro-Vida del comité, que se celebrará en el restaurante "Novellas" en New Paltz a las 7 p.m.

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The Good Newsroom

It would effectively enshrine a right to unlimited abortion in New York's constitution, a position that would put the state into wild extremist territory.

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Dr. Charles Camosy

Jennie Bradley Lichter will become president of both the March for Life organization and its sister lobbying organization in February.

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Our Sunday Visitor

Mass was followed by the UDRLC's Annual Respect Life Dinner at Novellas Restaurant in New Paltz, which welcomed more than 160 guests.

By:

The Good Newsroom

The Mass will be followed by the UDRLC's annual Respect Life Dinner at 7 p.m. at Novellas restaurant in New Paltz.

By:

The Good Newsroom

Acerca del 25 de octubre, la Misa servirá de fundamento espiritual para el Banquete Anual Pro-Vida del comité, que se celebrará en el restaurante "Novellas" en New Paltz a las 7 p.m.

By:

The Good Newsroom

It would effectively enshrine a right to unlimited abortion in New York's constitution, a position that would put the state into wild extremist territory.

By:

Dr. Charles Camosy

Jennie Bradley Lichter will become president of both the March for Life organization and its sister lobbying organization in February.

By:

Our Sunday Visitor

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Cardinal Dolan discusses the choice Catholics face as they head to the polls for this year’s presidential election with Charles Camosy, Ph. D., who joins him in-studio to discuss his September 9 article in The Atlantic, “Pro-life Voters Are Politically Homeless.”