2023 Session

Physician Assisted Suicide to be considered by Public Health Committee - Again

   Once again the Public Health Committee has decided to considered legalizing physician assisted suicide (PAS) in Connecticut. This will be the 10th time PAS legislation has been considered  since 2013.

New proposal to use taxpayers money to fund abortions for out-of-state low-income women - Governor budgets $2 million

   HB 6618 requires the State of Connecticut, through the Department of Social Services, to use Connecticut taxpayer funds to pay for 100% of the cost of abortion services for out-of-state low- income women.

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This Election Will Decide Many Issues of Importance to Catholics and All People of Faith.

The Election is November 8 – take the time to learn the issues, find out where the candidates stand on the issues, reflect on what the Church teaches on the issues, and then be sure to vote.

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Connecticut Catholic Conference Files Freedom of Information Complaint Against the State Department of Public Health for Abortion Numbers

  The Connecticut Catholic Conference (CCC), the educational 501c(3) branch of the CT Catholic Public Affairs Conference, has filed a Freedom of Information complaint against the State Department of Public Health (DPH) for failing to provide the CCC with its annual statistical abortion report. 

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