MINNEAPOLIS — It’s been a rough period for Church leaders in Minnesota,
where the state legislature approved the legalization of same-sex
“marriage,” despite a two-year Church-led campaign of education and
prayer.
But Archbishop John Nienstedt of the Archdiocese of Saint Paul and
Minneapolis and other Minnesota bishops have not retreated from public
engagement on the intertwined issues of life, marriage and religious
freedom.
If anything, their sense of urgency has only intensified, with Catholic
nonprofits facing an Aug. 1 deadline for compliance with the federal
contraception mandate and the U.S. Supreme Court about to issue rulings
on two landmark marriage cases that could directly impact the free
exercise of Catholic institutions across the country.
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