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Missouri Catholics promote pro-life amendment
First source report
Missouri voters can choose to reverse an expansive 2024 pro-abortion measure through a proposed amendment. Catholic groups in the state are promoting this pro-life amendment ahead of the upcoming election.
AI-assisted briefing based on the sources below.Sources behind this story
- Reporting@NCRegisterMissouri Catholics Promote Pro-Life Amendment Ahead of Election Day
National Catholic Register · Jonah McKeown
More channels (3)
- Analysis & opinion@catholicthingMissouri Catholics promote pro-life amendment ahead of election day
The Catholic Thing · Karen Popp
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How the coverage unfolded
- Oct 23, 8:41 AM National Catholic Register Missouri Catholics Promote Pro-Life Amendment Ahead of Election Day
- Oct 25, 9:03 PM The Catholic Thing Missouri Catholics promote pro-life amendment ahead of election day
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