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Sanctity of Life: Protecting Human Dignity from Conception to Natural Death
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The Colorado Catholic Conference published the first part of a 10-part series detailing the public policy priorities of Colorado bishops. The series begins with the sanctity of life, calling on the faithful to defend human dignity from conception until natural death.
The report outlines the Church's stance against abortion, assisted suicide, and the death penalty. Archbishop James Golka of Denver opened the 2026 Colorado March for Life in prayer.
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