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On June 4, 2015February 15, 2022
Mary C. Uhler, Catholic Herald Staff

Protect pain-capable unborn children

Our society today seems to be obsessed with controlling pain. Most people experiencing pain of any kind run for the nearest bottle of pain-relieving pills to stop their discomfort.

There are also people who protest the supposed pain felt by animals in scientific research (there is disagreement over how much pain animals actually feel during experiments). And there are those who don’t like farm animals to be raised in environments which cause them pain and distress.

Unborn babies’ pain

But where is the outcry about the pain experienced by unborn babies during an abortion procedure? We don’t hear much about their pain.

Yet, there is growing medical evidence that unborn children do feel pain at 20 weeks or more of gestation. It’s not surprising that a child dismembered in the womb would feel pain.

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  • Around the Diocese
On April 16, 2015October 19, 2022
Mary C. Uhler, Catholic Herald Staff

Catholics at the Capitol: A Church United in Hope and Love

Speakers at the ninth biennial Catholics at the Capitol legislative conference urged Catholics to put their faith into action in the public arena.

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  • Around the Diocese
On March 12, 2015March 2, 2023
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Catholics at Capitol to emphasize united Church

On the Wednesday after Easter, April 8, Catholics from around the state will meet at the Monona Terrace Community and Convention Center in Madison for Catholics at the Capitol 2015.

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  • Editorial
On March 12, 2015February 15, 2022
Mary C. Uhler, Catholic Herald Staff

What kind of state do we want?

Wisconsin is a great state! I was born and raised in Wisconsin, and I enjoy living and working in our state.

Despite some very cold temperatures and heavy snowfalls, unlike some people I know, I’m not eager to spend months in other warmer states. I actually enjoy the change of seasons and the natural beauty of Wisconsin.

Best place to live

In 2014, it was no surprise that Madison was named number one out of the Top 100 Best Places to Live on Livibility’s annual ranking.

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  • State News
On October 9, 2014
Chris Lee

Catholic Conference comments on Court of Appeals ruling

MADISON — The […]

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  • Editorial
On September 4, 2014February 15, 2022
Mary C. Uhler, Catholic Herald Staff

Shame on us! Few Wisconsin voters go to the polls for primary election

Shame on Wisconsin voters! Approximately 12.7 percent of eligible voters turned out for the August 12  partisan primary, according to results certified by the state’s Government Accountability Board (GAB).

There were 552,342 votes cast in primaries for governor, which is 12.7 percent of Wisconsin’s 2014 voting-age population of 4,348,307, according to Census estimates.

Before I proceed, I have to confess that I am one of those citizens who did not vote in the August 12 primary. I could plead that I was too busy: I worked all day and attended the Diocese of Madison’s Lumen Christi Society event that evening.

But that is really no excuse. I could have left work to vote or even stopped by the polling place between work and the evening event.

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  • State News
On September 2, 2014
Chris Lee

Resources for voters prepared

MADISON — The Wisconsin Catholic Conference (WCC), the public policy voice of Wisconsin’s bishops, is distributing a series of resources to help Catholics reflect on their duties as faithful citizens.

The series is designed for parish bulletins, but it can also be reproduced on a parish website or as a series of posters.

John Huebscher, executive director of the WCC, explained that the bishops are “modeling the Catholic duty to engage in public life in an informed, consistent, and respectful manner.”

 

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  • State News
On August 21, 2014
Chris Lee

Bishops revise advance care forms

MADISON — Earlier this year, the Catholic bishops of Wisconsin published a form aimed at helping individuals convey their desires regarding advance care planning in a manner that aligns with Catholic principles.

The form, which was published in one version for those who are Catholic and in another version for those who are not, is designed as an addendum to the State of Wisconsin’s Power of Attorney for Health Care (POAHC) document.

The newly revised edition of the form provides greater clarity for users regarding the Church’s teaching on nutrition and hydration.

 

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  • Eye on the Capitol
On March 5, 2014
John Huebscher

The case for raising the minimum wage

Eye on the Capitol by John Huebscher

One of the arguments against raising the minimum wage in the United States is that many of those in minimum wage jobs are young workers, either in their teens or early 20s.

Such workers, the argument goes, either lack experience, or in the case of workers under the age of 18, live at home and don’t rely on their income to meet their basic needs.

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  • Editorial
On March 5, 2014February 15, 2022
Mary C. Uhler, Catholic Herald Staff

Planning ahead: Bishops encourage us to talk about death and dying

Editor's View by Mary C. Uhler

We all know the quote attributed to Benjamin Franklin, “The only things certain in life are death and taxes.”

Although we will someday face death, most of us would rather not think about dying — let alone talk about it. However, the  Catholic bishops of Wisconsin are encouraging us to do just that.

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