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A Message from Archbishop Henning, Bishop McManus, Bishop da Cunha, and Bishop Byrne
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Archbishop Henning, Bishop McManus, Bishop da Cunha, and Bishop Byrne issued a joint message expressing support for a statewide petition effort in Massachusetts. The petition seeks to recall a recent law that removed all limits on late-term abortion.
The bishops stated that the petition represents thousands of voices defending the dignity of human life. They noted their previous opposition to the bill and expressed gratitude to the voters and coalition partners involved in the effort.
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- Official source@FRDioceseA Message from Archbishop Henning, Bishop McManus, Bishop da Cunha, and Bishop Byrne
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