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Panel Of Judges Find Ex-Pastor Guilty Of Stealing $300,000 From Church

An internal probe at a church came to the conclusion that a retired pastor purloined $300,000 from the Jefferson City Diocese, according to a press release.

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Iowa City receives the nation s leading anti-trans personality with trans-affirming chalk, chants, music and disruption

Iowa City receives the nation s leading anti-trans personality with trans-affirming chalk, chants, music and disruption
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Meet me in St Louis: SEEK24 to return to Rome of the West – Catholic World Report

Meet me in St Louis: SEEK24 to return to Rome of the West – Catholic World Report
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Missouri bishops urge no vote on ballot measure to legalize marijuana – Catholic Philly

If approved, Amendment 3 would allow for recreational use, but the bishops warn the social costs would outweigh any state revenues to be generated by a taxable marijuana industry, while sending a message the drug is safe and socially acceptable.

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Missouri organizations take opposing stances on recreational marijuana legalization

The Missouri Catholic Conference, Missouri NAACP and NORML have taken public stances leading up to the Nov. 8 election.

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