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Some Religious Orders request aspirants to have University degrees to enter the Order

Analysis Opinion•Gender Ideology•Young People

USA: Young People’s Support for Gay Unions Drops

22% of young people in the United States between 18 and 29 years of age identify with the LGBTQ ideology as do 58% of residents in the United States, who consider themselves liberals or relate to the Democratic Party. It is relevant that the majority of Americans considered to be LGBTQ have no religious affiliation: 35% say they are Christians and 5% are non-Christian believers.

Analysis Opinion•Marriage and Family•Young People

The Future of Marriage in the United States: Studies Reveal that One Out of Three Young People Will Never Marry

Stone added, with a certain irony, “There is no reason to believe that we are entering in a period of chastity or celibacy that increases dramatically, so the decrease in marriage is obviously worrying for Churches, as it suggests that a greater proportion of people in our society will be faced with life experiences that may not fit well with the teachings of the Church.”

Justice and Peace•Persecuted Christians•Young People

USA: VT snowboard coach favorably settles after being fired for stating biological fact

David Bloch, the snowboarding coach at Woodstock Union High School for 12 years, respectfully shared his view with two other people that males are biologically different than females and that those differences give males an advantage in sports. The next day, the superintendent fired him, accusing David of violating Windsor Central Supervisory Union Board’s Harassment, Hazing, and Bullying policy.