COLORADO CATHOLIC 2024 VOTER GUIDE
As faithful Catholics, it is our duty shape the moral character of our community, state, and country through voting. Our faith maintains a hierarchy of values when voting on candidates and issues.
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ARCHBISHOP AQUILA: VOTE AGAINST THE AMENDMENT 79, THE “RIGHT TO ABORTION”
Archbishop urges all to vote NO against Amendment 79, also known as the 'Right to Abortion.' This is an amendment to our state constitution that changes our law in significant ways.
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FREE PERSONAL ETHICS CONSULTATIONS WITH THE NATIONAL CATHOLIC BIOETHICS CENTER (NCBC)
FAITHFUL EXPERTISE, PRACTICAL RESOURCES, AND TRUSTED GUIDANCE FOR HEALTH CARE DECISIONS
24/7 Free Ethics Support
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Faithful to the Magisterium, always free of charge consultation on the following topics: advance directives, hospice & palliative care, nutrition & hydration, refusal of treatments, organ donation, cooperation with evil, infertility (IVF, etc.), contraception & sterilization, pregnancy complications, biomedical research, gender dysphoria, and more.
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THAT THEY MIGHT HAVE LIFE
ARCHBISHOP SAMUEL AQUILA NOVEMBER 2023 PASTORAL LETTER
In 2012, Colorado led the way in legalizing recreational marijuana. A decade later, as more states vote to do the same and popular opinion grows in its support, Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila has published a Pastoral Letter analyzing the effect that these measures and the broad acceptance of drugs in general have had on individuals, families and society in Colorado and beyond. “I write to you out of pastoral concern for the salvation of souls,” Archbishop Aquila says. “In Colorado, we are now a decade into this experiment. As more studies come out… we now have an overwhelming amount of data that reinforces what we have known to be true all along: the legalization of marijuana and cultural acceptance of drug use have been disastrous to our society.”
The letter approaches the subject from the lens of faith and reason; it synthesizes Church teaching, principles of the natural law, and recent, relevant scientific data. Archbishop Aquila intends to help Catholics intelligently dialogue with the 70% of Americans who believe marijuana should be legal.
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DIGNIFIED INTERMENT OF CREMATED REMAINS IN A CONSECRATED CATHOLIC CEMETERY
The committal service and interment in the Crypt of All Souls at Mount Olivet Cemetery
If you have a loved one’s ashes that you’ve been meaning to bury but you cannot afford it, you can give them a dignified resting place at Mount Olivet Cemetery, free of charge. Click HERE for more information or call:
