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Catholic Bishops Back Abortion Law Repeal in Massachusetts
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A petition to repeal an abortion law in Massachusetts has collected nearly 100K signatures to qualify for the 2028 ballot. The effort is supported by Catholic bishops, including Bishop da Cunha of Fall River.
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- Official source@diocesefwsbMass. abortion law repeal backed by Catholic bishops hits nearly 100K signatures to get on 2028 ballot
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