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Answering Stephen Heiner's question, why it is permitted for Catholics to vote for a "limited pro-abortion candidate" - who says that implementing a law according to which abortion at early stages of pregnancy would be for common good - Bishop Sanborn answered that "it is permitted to vote...but they are not obliged to"...

Leo XIII summed up this doctrine in the statement that Mary was associated with Jesus in the painful work of the redemption of mankind ...

To increase devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus ever more and more, the Sovereign Pontiff, Pius VI., by a rescript, Jan. 2, 1799, granted...

A layman, a woman, an unbaptized person can confer the Sacrament of Baptism...

The Soviet Government did not begin to show hostility towards the various religious denominations from the very beginning of their rule ...

All the faithful who have reached the use of their reason must sincerely confess their sins at least once a year ...

There are two opinions: one holds that Pope is, by virtue of divine appointment, divested, ipso facto, of the Pontificate ...

The Pope is prohibited from electing his successor, not only by ecclesiastical but also by divine and natural law; and such election would be null and void ...

The Pope, the Bishop of Rome, is the Visible Head of the Church ...

Without it (the Sacrament of Holy Orders) there would be no Church, and without the Church there would be no incorporation with Christ into the mystic body ...

A treaty between the Holy See and a secular State touching the conservation and promotion of the interests of religion in that State ...

He was the very same, but oh! how changed; all the marks of His suffering and humiliation ...