Leading Catholics worry about tough Poland abortion bill

Friday, April 22nd, 2016

Nearly one hundred prominent Catholics have expressed concerns about a proposed Polish law that would make abortion illegal under almost all circumstances.

A letter was sent to Poland’s bishops expressing concerns about their advocacy in favour of the law.

The signatories from Europe and the United States included theologians, historians and lay people.

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Tags: Abortion, bishops, letter, Poland

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