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ENGAGING SECULAR MODERNITY

By EPPC President Ryan T. Anderson
Prime Matters
EPPC President Ryan T. Anderson joined Msgr. James P. Shea, president of the University of Mary, to discuss secular modernity and his work engaging questions of the human person in the public square.
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VIDEO: EPPC Senior Fellow Roger Severino Laments That HHS is Expected to Roll Back Trump-Era Religious Liberty Protections


EPPC Senior Fellow Roger Severino joined Washington Watch with Tony Perkins to discuss a new memo outlining HHS’s plan to roll back Trump-era religious liberty protections.

Read more about this story at FoxNews.com and at the Daily Wire.

EPPC Scholars Featured in National Review’s special “Against Roe” issue

INHUMAN NATURE


By EPPC Fellow Carter Snead
National Review
The lawless artifice of American abortion jurisprudence is built on a conception of human identity and flourishing that is false, dangerous, and in no way required by the Constitution. Read More

WOMEN DO NOT ‘RELY’ ON ABORTION

By EPPC Fellow Erika Bachiochi
National Review
Chip away at Casey’s assertion that women rely on abortion for their participation in economic and social life, and there is not much left of the cases that have distorted constitutional interpretation and held U.S. politics hostage for nearly 50 years. Read More

ROE IN THE PUBLIC MIND

By EPPC Visiting Fellow Alexandra DeSanctis
National Review
Judging from public-opinion polling over the most recent decade, though American sentiment is fairly complex when it comes to whether and when abortion should be legal, a clear majority opposes the status quo in abortion law and policy. Read More

THOUGHTS ON A POST-ROE AGENDA

By EPPC Fellow Patrick T. Brown
National Review
The pressure campaigns on religious freedom and voting bills would look like child’s play if a state moved to enact restrictions potentially enabled by Dobbs. Social conservatives need to prepare a counteroffensive. Read More
EVENT: The Meaning of Equality in America

Where did the idea that “all men are created equal” come from, and what did those words mean when Thomas Jefferson wrote them in the Declaration of Independence? What has equality meant in America over time—and what does it mean today? On Wednesday, December 15 at 12 p.m. ET, EPPC Fellow Erika Bachiochi will take part in an event sponsored by the National Constitution Center to explore the idea of equality throughout American history.
 

WHAT THE BISHOPS REALLY SAID AT BALTIMORE

By EPPC Distinguished Senior Fellow George Weigel
The Catholic World Report
Catholics dubious about what they read in the press on virtually every other matter ought not take the bait cast by media outlets and think that the bishops ducked the “abortion issue” when crunch-time came. Read More

(See also Mr. Weigel’s latest weekly column, “Catholic Progressives and the Culture War.”)

A BEGINNING BY THE BISHOPS, NOT THE END

By EPPC Fellow Stephen P. White
The Catholic Thing
The deep divisions in the Church make it clear that the Church needs a big change. The document just passed by the U.S. bishops on the Eucharist isn’t it. But it might prove an important brick in beginning lasting renewal. Read More

(See also Mr. White’s piece for America Magazine, “Listen to Archbishop Gomez: Social Justice Begins with Recognizing Our Common Humanity. ”
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QUEERING VETERANS DAY

By EPPC Senior Fellow Carl R. Trueman
First Things
Georgetown’s mission statement may claim that the school is Catholic, but it seems its Catholicism must comport with the latest trendy ideas about identity touted by the left's lobby groups. Read More

WHY NATIONAL CONSERVATIVES’ PLATFORM SHOULD START WITH MEN

By EPPC Postdoctoral Fellow Nathanael Blake
The Federalist
Sen. Josh Hawley is on to something: When men struggle to find good jobs and to form and maintain families, they often turn to alternatives that sap their fitness for a good life. Read More
 
(See also Dr. Blake’s piece for Public Discourse, “The Impossibility of Absolute Academic Freedom: A Response to Robert T. Miller.”)

EPPC SCHOLAR FILES SUPREME COURT BRIEF SUPPORTING CHALLENGE TO LACK OF RELIGIOUS EXEMPTIONS IN NEW YORK’S VACCINE MANDATE

This week, EPPC Policy Analyst Rachel N. Morrison filed a motion and proposed Supreme Court amici brief in support of an emergency application challenging New York’s vaccine mandate. The mandate allows broad medical exemptions but categorically prohibits religious exemptions in violation of federal civil rights law. Several of the applicants had previously received religious accommodations from vaccination from their employers, but after New York’s mandate, those accommodations were revoked. Read More

UPDATE: LETTERS FROM UC AND CDC

The CDC admits it has no evidence of a single case of a Covid-recovered individual subsequently getting reinfected and transmitting the virus. Yet UCI has placed EPPC Fellow Dr. Aaron Kheriaty on unpaid suspension. Read More

VIDEO: EPPC Senior Fellow Henry Olsen Joined C-SPAN’s Washington Journal to discuss Recent Elections and Outlook for 2022 and 2024

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