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press release
Population Research Institute, Inc. "expressly advocated the election of John McCain and the defeat of Barack Obama" in Presidential Election
Catholics for Choice Files Complaints with IRS and FEC
20 November 2008—Washington, DC—Catholics for Choice today filed complaints with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and the Federal Election Commission (FEC) over a pre-election edition of Population Research Institute’s Weekly Briefing. Read more...
Click here to read the complaint to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS)
Click here to read the complaint to the Federal Election Commission (FEC)
Statement
Catholics for Choice Statement on the Common Good:
Five Inconvenient Truths for the Bishops
12 November—Washington, DC—Jon O’Brien, president of Catholics for Choice, issued a statement today in response to discussions about abortion at the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops fall assembly. Read more...
Statement
Catholics for Choice Statement on the US Election and Priorities for the Next President
5 November —Washington DC—Jon O’Brien, president of Catholics for Choice, issued a statement today on the US election results and the priorities for the next president. Read more...
catholic voter opinion survey
Major New Poll Demonstrates that Catholic Voters are Divided on President, United against Church Influence in Politics
21 August - Washington, DC—A major new poll today released by Catholics for Choice reveals that Catholic voters, who make up 25% of the American electorate, are currently splitting their vote for president between Barack Obama and John McCain, but are united in their aversion to mixing religion and politics. Read more...
- Read the Executive Summary of the poll.
- Click here to view the full poll.
humanae vitae
Examining Humanae Vitae on the anniversary of the Catholic hierarchy's ban on contraception
July 2008
statements and Press Releases
- Catholic Groups Claim Victory over Vatican
- Statement by We Are Church Italy
- The Vatican Responds
- Catholic Organizations to Pope: End Ban on Contraception
- Catholics Asked to Tell Their Bishops to End Ban on Contraception
CFC in the News
Click here to see media coverage of the Humanae Vitae anniversary.
Click here to see op-eds written by Jon O'Brien, president of Catholics for Choice.
New Publication
Truth & Consequence - A Look behind the Vatican's Ban on Contraception
14 April - Catholics for Choice released a publication examining the impact of 40 years of Humanae Vitae, the Vatican document that cemented the ban on contraception. Widely acknowledged as a defining moment in modern church history, Humanae Vitae became a source of great conflict and division in the church. To read Truth & Consequence—A Look behind the Vatican’s Ban on Contraception, click here [PDF].
Podcasts
April 2008 - Catholics for Choice organized a telephone conference call with four noted Catholic theologians to launch Truth and Consequence (see above). Below are links to podcasts of the four theologians’ contributions.
Press Releases
- Population Research Institute, Inc. "expressly advocated the election of John McCain and the defeat of Barack Obama" in Presidential Election
20 November 2008 - Catholics for Choice Statement on the Common Good: Five Inconvenient Truths for the Bishops
12 November 2008 - Catholics for Choice Statement on the US Election and Priorities for the Next President
5 November 2008 - more...
In The News
- The Catholic Vote and Priorities for the Next President
The Hill's Congress Bloc
6 November 2008 - What Influences Catholic Voters
Washington Post
25 October 2008 - Catholic voters urged to weigh abortion issue
Star-Ledger
19 October 2008 - more...



