Virginia ACNA bishops urges voters to reject state constitutional amendment creating a right to abort a child
Dear Sisters and Brothers in Christ, In just a few weeks, Virginians will consider a proposed amendment to our Commonwealth’s Constitution concerning what it calls the “Fundamental Right to Reproductive Freedom.” Because the amendment would establish a constitutional right that e
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