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Marriage and Family: Building the Foundation of Society
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The Colorado Catholic Conference published a report detailing how the Colorado bishops use the Catholic teaching on marriage and family to shape their public policy priorities.
The report is the second part of a 10-part series examining the policy priorities of the bishops in Colorado. It describes marriage and family as foundational to both the Catholic faith and the common good of society.
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- Official sourceMarriage and Family: Building the Foundation of Society
Denver Catholic · Colorado Catholic Conference
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