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ncregister.com > cna > illinois-says-catholic-hospitals-won-t-have-to-promote-suicide-as-federal-lawsuit-plays-out

Illinois Says Catholic Hospitals Won’t Have to Promote Suicide As Federal Lawsuit Plays Out

9+ hour, 17+ min ago   (685+ words) The state agreed to a federal court order amid a suit brought by the Diocese of Springfield and Bishop Thomas Paprocki. Some Catholic hospitals and several other religious objectors in Illinois will not have to promote the state’s assisted suicide…...

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ncregister.com > cna > pope-leo-asked-illinois-governor-to-veto-assisted-suicide-bill

Pope Leo Asked Illinois Governor to Veto Assisted-Suicide Bill

8+ mon, 2+ day ago   (579+ words) Pope Leo XIV appealed to Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker to veto a bill legalizing assisted suicide during a Vatican meeting last month, the Pope told reporters Tuesday. The Pope, responding to a question from Rudolf Gehrig of EWTN News, said…...

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ncregister.com > cna > assisted-suicide-signed-into-law-in-illinois

Bishops Call Illinois Assisted Suicide Law Signed by Gov. Pritzker ‘Heartbreaking’

8+ mon, 1+ week ago   (1329+ words) Catholic leaders, including Cardinal Blase Cupich of Chicago and other Illinois bishops, have ardently opposed the legislation. Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker signed into law an assisted-suicide bill that Catholic leaders have ardently opposed. Pritzker, who met with Pope Leo XIV…...

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ncregister.com > news > cardinal-cupich-meetings-canceled-amid-durbin-award-controversy

Cardinal Cupich Meetings With Illinois Catholic Leaders Canceled Amid Durbin Award Controversy

10+ mon, 3+ week ago   (1774+ words) Opposition to Cardinal Cupich’s plan is not dying down — neither in Illinois nor around the country. The meetings of two groups of Illinois Catholic leaders chaired by Cardinal Blase Cupich were postponed indefinitely last week after a lay leader requested…...