Mckenna Snow is a journalist who writes for CatholicVote, focusing on national news within the United States. She covers a range of topics, including Catholic Church events and statements, pro-life advocacy, religious freedom, and social issues affecting the Catholic community. Her articles provide insight and analysis from a Catholic perspective.
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Mckenna Snow's coverage predominantly focuses on church news, Catholicism, religious liberty, and pro-life issues. She also covers topics related to government and politics with a focus on culture & society.
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CV NEWS FEED // A progressive Latino organization highlighted in a recent report that three election and border policy polls indicate that since
CV NEWS FEED // Pope Francis has accepted the request of Indonesian Bishop Paskalis Bruno Syuker, who has asked not to be made a cardinal, according to an October 22 announcement by the Holy See Press Office.
By: Mckenna Snow
CV NEWS FEED // The advocacy and legal coalition Catholic Benefits Association (CBA) will host two upcoming webinars for CBA members on the coalition’s The advocacy and legal coalition Catholic Benefits Association (CBA) will host two upcoming webinars for CBA members on the coalition’s efforts to protect its members from challenges and pressure to violate on their religious beliefs.
CV NEWS FEED // A pro-“transgender” doctor is postponing publishing her research that indicated puberty blockers do not improve children's mental health, the New York Times reported on October 23.
By: Mckenna Snow
CV NEWS FEED // The president of the Bishops’ Conference of Indonesia recently commented in support of the request of Bishop Paskalis Bruno Syuker of The president of the Bishops’ Conference of Indonesia recently commented in support of the request of Bishop Paskalis Bruno Syuker of Bogor to not be made a cardinal, according to recent reports.
By: Mckenna Snow
The Bishop of the Diocese of Springfield, Illinois, this week explained in an open letter in the Wall Street Journal that it is fine for the priest and people pray the prayer St. Michael the Archangel at the end of Mass, after the liturgy has concluded.
CV NEWS FEED // A recent Daily Mail report has revealed that after a couple saw on social media that the surrogate mother they hired appeared to be having an alcoholic drink, they asked the mother to abort the unborn child.
By: Mckenna Snow
As of October 30, patients in Quebec, Canada, who meet certain criteria no longer need to confirm that they want to undergo physician-assisted suicide immediately before they die. The patient can now request and provide “consent” for the assisted-suicide in advance, if he or she has been diagnosed with an illness such as dementia.
CV NEWS FEED // The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) is inviting Catholics to pray for religious freedom in the 2024 novena to Christ the King
CV NEWS FEED // West Virginia Catholics should vote in favor of an anti-assisted suicide amendment that is on the state's ballot, wrote Bishop Mark Brennan of the Diocese of Wheeling-Charleston in a pastoral letter.
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