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Iowa abortion ban to take effect July 29; it’s ‘a victory for life,’ says governor
Iowa's law banning abortion after a fetal heartbeat is detected, as early as six weeks into pregnancy, will take effect July 29, after a Polk County District judge lifted the injunction against the law.
As Harris secures Democratic support, Catholic policy experts examine her record
Vice President Kamala Harris became the likely Democratic nominee for president within just days of President Joe Biden's historic announcement July 21 that he would end his own reelection bid and endorse his running mate.
Pilgrims fired up to bring home new appreciation of the Eucharist
“Go. Don’t stay. Go. Go and tell others about the gift you have received.”
New ministry raises awareness of needs, provides ways to help
Every one of those children, White said, have “a heart, a soul and a name, and are deserving of a home.”
New office added to help handle stewardship needs
“I’m excited about furthering the mission of the CFNEK.”
Relationships at heart of success of building projects
“I can do something with my faith and my talents.”
Homily series tackles famous eucharistic ‘discourse’
“We want to reawaken an awareness of the Eucharist so people will love the Mass more.”
Early educators share challenges, workshop solutions
“Instilling Jesus’ love into them is so important.”
University of Saint Mary renews its effort to educate the imprisoned
“We are grateful that we are able to return to providing bachelor’s degrees behind the walls.”