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VOTE LIKE A CATHOLIC!
Our Catholic Faith teaches that voting is a moral obligation. Please vote!
While there are many issues a Catholic should consider, the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) have declared that the protection of unborn life is the “preeminent priority” in this election.
Learn more by reading “Forming Consciences for Faithful Citizenship” which can be accessed by clicking HERE.
The deadline for registering to vote in the November 2020 election has passed. Early voting is available at selected locations until November 3. Go to THIS LINK for Advance Voting (in person) information.
THE TIME TO SPEAK OUT IS NOW
The State Constitutional Amendment For Life
Read more below regarding why now is the time to act and why we must contact out to our senators and representatives from Kansas Catholic Conference director Chuck Weber.
WHAT YOU CAN DO
Three Steps You Take Today Can Save Lives
Contact your State Senators and Representatives
Urge them to vote YES on allowing a statewide vote. Find the form below under Find Politicians.
Sign The Petition
The petition can be found below and will let the state senate and house know the importance of this amendment. Find the form below under Please Sign Our Pro-Life Petition: Reverse The Ruling.
Most Importantly, Pray
We have dedicated our constitutional amendment efforts to Our Lady of Guadalupe. Pray the Rosary! Join the Bishops of Kansas in the Kansas Rosary Crusade at www.KansasRosaryCrusade.org
CATHOLIC LEGAL SCHOLAR AND PROFESSOR
Elizabeth Kirk
…writes in The Public Discourse what the Kansas State Supreme Court did and why it matters. Elizabeth is the Director of the Institute for Faith and Culture at the St. Lawrence Catholic Center at the University of Kansas, where she is also the Kowalski Chair of Catholic Thought. She is an Associate Scholar at the Charlotte Lozier Institute, and has a special interest in adoption law and policy.
PROFESSOR OF LAW A FAULKNER UNIVERSITY
Adam MacLeod
..of the Thomas Goode Jones School of Law and a lecturer in the Witherspoon Institute’s graduate seminar on the Moral Foundations of Law speaks on the issue at the link below.
