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Pro Life

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Responding to those who defend surrogacy on altruistic or voluntary grounds, Professor Ursula Basset, an adviser at the National Directorate for International Affairs of Argentina’s Ministry of Justice, said, “I will believe in surrogate motherhood when a rich woman gestates for a poor one.”

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Liturgy and Divine Worship

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Euthanasia

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Lefebvrians challenge excommunications and make Canon Law their new battleground

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