Sentences with phrase «catholic leaders in government»

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«I will make absolutely certain religious orders like the Little Sisters of Poor are not bullied by the federal government because of their religious beliefs,» Trump wrote in October in a letter to the leaders of Roman Catholic organizations.

A senior Catholic Church leader has expressed his sorrow of the amount of people that have been killed in the Syrian government's bombing campaign.

In Ohio, a group called Catholics United released a letter this month signed by 36 Cincinnati clergy and lay leaders, including 11 Catholic nuns, denouncing allegations that Driehaus» healthcare vote begat government - funded abortion.

Leaders of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops endorsed a congressional resolution Monday condemning attacks on religious minorities in Iraq and urging both Iraqi and U.S. government officials to do more to protect religious groups considered to be at risk there.

Some Protestant and Catholic leaders claim that the government's statistics are off and that as many as one - third of their compatriots are now «Christians,» suggesting that Protestant percentages rival those in neighboring Guatemala.

Just before the crusade, Protestant, Catholic and Jewish leaders in the city issued a strong statement denouncing those «who cast doubt upon the loyalty of the state department and officials in other departments of government, and many of our proven patriots and statesmen of long standing (February 28, 1962).

So far, I have heard nothing from Muslim and traditional leaders but the Christian Council and Catholic Bishop Conference have stepped in and contrary to my expectations, they have rather decided to join the fear mongering team and are asking the government to immediately send them two people back to wherever they are coming from.

In 2015 the team invited all New South Wales schools (government, Catholic and independent; leaders, teachers and students) to participate in an online survey and to follow - up interviewIn 2015 the team invited all New South Wales schools (government, Catholic and independent; leaders, teachers and students) to participate in an online survey and to follow - up interviewin an online survey and to follow - up interviews.

The findings are reported in the latest Staff in Australia's Schools (SiAS) survey, which was carried out between May and August 2013, and involved 15 475 teachers and 1579 leaders working in the government, Catholic and independent sectors.