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Nebraska Catholic Conference

The Church has a proper role in the political order and a responsibility to contribute to the public debate on issues having significant moral dimensions. This role and this responsibility flow from a Gospel mandate, from the Church's moral and social teaching and from Her concern for the common good.

Pro Life 

The teaching of the Catholic Church on the intrinsic dignity of human life and on our own individual and societal duty to respect human life remains clear and unequivocal. For all who believe and adhere to this teaching, there is an unquestionable responsibility to generate greater respect for human life than currently exists. Within a current situation of permissive abortion, that responsibility is truly significant

Education

All persons are entitled to educational opportunities that can help them achieve their fullest potential.  The Nebraska Catholic Conference firmly acknowledges and endorses the critical role of parents in the education of their children.  NCC is an advocate for public policies which promote quality education and parental choice, including the choice of religiously-based schools.


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                     LB 1110

 

Prenatal Services for Unborn Children

 

NCC Testimony 2-25-10

 

 The Catholic Bishops of Nebraska

March 2, 2010

Letter to Nebraska's Governor on

 

Restoring Prenatal Services  

 

USCCB Health Care

 

Health Care Legislation

& the Executive Order 

 

 

  USCCB Legal Analysis 3-26-10

 

PASSED

See Legislative Update

 

Pain-Capable Unborn Child

Protection Act

Action Alert

 

LB 1103

 

NCC/BPPPLA Testimony 2-25-10

 

Project Rachel Workshop

Healing the Wounds of Abortion

 

 

          Monday, October 25, 2010

 

 

Workshop Information and Applicatio 

 

 

2010 Pro Life Conferences

October 22 and 23, 2010

Building a Civilization of Love and Life

--Speakers & Schedule of Events

--Registration Form

 

Featuring

Dr. Alveda King

 

High School Conference:

Reclaiming Our Generation for Life

--Information & Registration Form

 

Nebraska's Opinion on

School Choice

 

 

News Release    Overview  Full Survey

 

 

The Friedman Foundation for Educational Choice

 

www.edchoice.org

 

The Catholic Bishops of Nebraska

 

Statement on Senate Health Care  

 

 

USCCB

U.S. Catholic Bishops and Immigration

 

Justice for Immigrants Postcards

 

 

Nebraska Federation of

    Catholic School Parents     

 

Parent Advocate Newsletter

 

May 2010


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