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In defense of Mother Teresa: Why she is a saint, not a 'cult leader'
In defense of Mother Teresa: Why she is a saint, not a 'cult leader'

(OPINION) Was Mother Teresa the head of a cult? It depends on who you ask, but the truth is she dedicated her life to helping the “poorest of the poor” and that should be celebrated.

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Analysis, Catholicism, Opinion, Politics, Primary Feature, ReligionClemente LisiClemente Lisi, journalism, Mother Teresa, abortion, sainthood, Pope John Paul II, opinion, cults, religion news, Opinion, Albania, Caluctta, India, birth control, Junipero Serra, Mahatma Gandi, Thomas Jefferson, Christopher Columbus, Abraham Lincoln, George Floyd, George Floyd protests, BLM, politics, Order of the Missionaries of Charity, cancel culture, Recharge Comments
How Many Nuns Does It Take To Give Women Contraceptives?
How Many Nuns Does It Take To Give Women Contraceptives?

(OPINION) The government can both provide robust protections for religious employers so as to not ask them to violate their sacred precepts and the government can, if it chooses, work to provide alternative means for women to access contraceptive services. This is especially relevant now because many institutions caring for the elderly most vulnerable to COVID-19 are faith-based.

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Analysis, Opinion, Politics, North AmericaChelsea Langston BombinoChelsea Langston Bombino, contraceptives, birth control, Catholic Church, Little Sisters of the Poor, sacred sector, Little Sisters of the Poor v. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, contraceptives mandate, abortion, pro-life, religious freedom, HHS, Affordable Care Act, Christianity, Donald Trump, ObamaComment