How to Vote Like a Catholic, by Jonathan Liedl

On ‘The View,’ Joe Biden Says He Delegated His Presidency Powers To Kamala Harris, by Tristan Justice

September 26, 2024

Cardinal Burke Warns of ‘Practical Abandonment of Salvation in Christ’ Within the Church, Society, by Peter Martin

September 26, 2024

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By Jonathan Liedl, National Catholic Register, September 25, 2024

Jonathan Liedl is senior editor for the Register. His background includes state Catholic conference work, three years of seminary formation, and tutoring at a university Christian study center. ….

As Catholics, we’re called to vote with a purpose: to promote the common good and protect human life and dignity.

For many Catholics, Election Day can be a daunting experience.

Imperfect candidates, a multitude of issues, and the high value the Church puts on faithfully casting a ballot can create a pressure-filled experience at the ballot box.

How to Vote Like a Catholic, by Jonathan Liedl

On ‘The View,’ Joe Biden Says He Delegated His Presidency Powers To Kamala Harris, by Tristan Justice

Cardinal Burke Warns of ‘Practical Abandonment of Salvation in Christ’ Within the Church, Society, by Peter Martin

By Jonathan Liedl, National Catholic Register, September 25, 2024

As Catholics, we’re called to vote with a purpose: to promote the common good and protect human life and dignity.

For many Catholics, Election Day can be a daunting experience.

Imperfect candidates, a multitude of issues, and the high value the Church puts on faithfully casting a ballot can create a pressure-filled experience at the ballot box.

But fear not — voting like a Catholic need not be a heavy burden or an impossible task.

Here are some steps you can take before, on and after Election Day to help live out your call to faithful citizenship.

Put on ‘the mind of Christ.’ ….

Continue reading >>>>>>>>>>>

How to Vote Like a Catholic, by Jonathan Liedl

On ‘The View,’ Joe Biden Says He Delegated His Presidency Powers To Kamala Harris, by Tristan Justice

Cardinal Burke Warns of ‘Practical Abandonment of Salvation in Christ’ Within the Church, Society, by Peter Martin

By Jonathan Liedl, National Catholic Register, September 25, 2024

As Catholics, we’re called to vote with a purpose: to promote the common good and protect human life and dignity.

For many Catholics, Election Day can be a daunting experience.

Imperfect candidates, a multitude of issues, and the high value the Church puts on faithfully casting a ballot can create a pressure-filled experience at the ballot box.

But fear not — voting like a Catholic need not be a heavy burden or an impossible task.

Here are some steps you can take before, on and after Election Day to help live out your call to faithful citizenship.

Put on ‘the mind of Christ.’ ….

Continue reading >>>>>>>>>>>

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