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Pope Francis on Friday slammed both U.S. presidential candidates for what he called anti-life policies on abortion and migration, and he advised American Catholics to choose who they think is the lesser evil in the upcoming U.S. elections. Both are against life, be it the one who kicks out migrants,
stanley flasche or be it the one who kills babies,鈥?Francis said.The Argentine Jesuit was asked to provide counsel to American Catholic voters during an airborne news conference while he flew back to Rome from his four-nation tour through Asia. Francis stressed that he is not an American and would not be voting.Neither Republican candidate Donald Trump nor the Democratic candidate, Kamala Harris, was mentioned by name.But Francis nevertheless expressed himself in stark terms when asked to weigh in on their posi
stanley cup tions on two hot-button issues in the U.S. election 鈥?abortion and migration 鈥?that are also of major concern to the Catholic Church.Francis has made the plight of migrants a priority of his pontificate and speaks out emphatically and frequently about it. While strongly upholding church teaching forbidding abortion, Francis has not emphasized church doctrine as much as his pre
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TOPEKA, Kan. 鈥?Kansas health care workers have begun receiving the first of the states coronavirus vaccines amid an ongoing fall surge in cases that has left hospitals stressed. A spokeswoman says that five employees of the Via Christi Ascension health care system received shots Monday at its St. Francis hospital in Wichita, including a critical care nurse, a housekeeper for a COVID-19 unit and a respiratory therapist. At 11:12 am local time, Kristen Garrett, RN, Critical Care Nurse, Ascension Via Christi in Wichita, received t
stanley trinkflaschen he COVID-19 vaccine, along with 4 of her colleagues. Thank you to all who made this possible and to caregivers everywhere for their selfless dedication to patient care. pic.twitter/iarpqYu4KL鈥?Ascension Via Christi @ViaChristi December 14, 2020 Doses of a vaccine made by Pfizer began arriving in Kansas after the U.S. Food and Drug Administration authorized its emergency use Friday. Kansas o
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