Broadcasting the Truth of Jesus Christ
Sept. 16, 2024

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Dear Carolina Catholic Media Friend,

 

WHAT YOU WILL FIND IN THIS EDITION

This mid-September edition features a timely article on what is our personal responsibility when friends and family question controversial things the pope may say in his daily talks.

 

We take a closer look at the 7 Sorrows of Mary who we remember in this month of September.

 

We also specify which US States allow Late Term Abortions and why.

 

Locally, we check in on Bishop Martin’s trip to Rome for the New Bishop’s Conference. We encourage you to check out the growing Calendar of Fall Events highlighted by the upcoming appearance of Scott Hahn and John Bergsma from the St. Paul Center for Biblical Theology being held at St Thomas Aquinas on Saturday 9/21 between 8a-4pm.

 

On the Carolina Catholic Media “Moving Forward” campaign, we have teamed up with a local business owner who will help us return AM1270 Catholic Radio Charlotte to the airwaves in time for Advent. This individual has committed to match every dollar we raise beginning today.  Our financial goal is $15,000 to put WCGC-AM back on the airwaves by December 1.

 

In addition to bringing Local Catholic Radio back for Advent, we will continue focusing our remaining resources on the 6 local digital platforms of Carolina Catholic Media… mobile app, internet stream, website, YouTube/Podcasts, Social Media and this newsletter.

 

Since our inception in 2017, everything we do is designed with local Carolina Catholics in mind.  We love to showcase all the amazing stories and the people that make them possible across the Carolinas.  But it takes local funding to create and keep great local programming.  That’s what differentiates us from the networks.

 

Please join us by making a tax-deductible, one time donation or monthly pledge to Carolina Catholic Media.   We remain committed to educate, inform and inspire souls of every age. Remember, Underwriting and appropriate public credits are always available. May God Bless you abundantly!

 

In the peace of Christ,

 

David M. Papandrea, OFS

Founder/Chairman

PH/TX: 704.880.0260

david.papandrea@carolinacatholicradio.org

 

 

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CruxNow

Pope captures hard truth: American Catholics destined to be ‘politically homeless’

States Where On-Demand Late-Term Abortion Are Legal

The most permissive abortion laws are in Alaska, Colorado, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, New Mexico, New Jersey, Oregon, Vermont, and the District of Columbia. A woman can procure a legal abortion through the ninth month of pregnancy, until the moment of birth, for any reason. 

 

Minnesota, the home state of Harris’ running mate, Gov. Tim Walz, has some of the most permissive pro-abortion laws in the country. Walz signed legislation in January 2023 that declared abortion “a fundamental right” and prohibited local governments from taking any action that interferes with that legal right. This provided even stronger protections for Minnesota’s laws on abortion, which permit the procedure until the moment of birth.

 

Virginia allows elective abortion through the second trimester of pregnancy, which ends in the 27th week. This is three or four weeks after the unborn child could survive outside the womb.

 

In four other states — Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Nevada, and New Hampshire — abortion is legal in the 24th week of pregnancy, regardless of whether the unborn child is viable. About a dozen states allow abortion up until the point of viability, which is often determined by the physician, who may be an abortionist. More than 20 states restrict abortion earlier than viability.
 

Catholic News Agency

Abortion on the Ballot

Since the overturning of Roe v. Wade in June 2022, states across the U.S. have put the question of abortion policy before the people in the form of ballot measures. Click each state to learn more about past and future ballot measures affecting the legality of abortion.

 

Abortion on the ballot in 2024

Considering ballot measure in 2024

Constitutional ballot loss for life post-Roe

No current ballot proposals

Protection for the unborn enumerated in state constitution
 

Belmont Abbey College 

Our nursing faculty and students started the semester with the traditional Blessing of the Hands ceremony, led by Abbot Placid.

What a beautiful start to the academic year! #abbeylifeisgood
 
 
 
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Carolina Traditional Liturgy Society exists to promote the Traditional Liturgy throughout the Carolinas, as well as to help the faithful live out the traditions, customs, and culture of the Church, including feast celebrations through the traditional liturgical calendar; and to support our priests, Traditional Masses, and related events at parishes under the local bishop.

 

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St. Joseph College Seminary - Charlotte

The seminary enjoys a fruitful relationship with Belmont Abbey College and the Benedictines of Belmont Abbey.  We are truly blessed to live around the corner from the monks.  The other day, Fr. Kauth welcomed Brothers Gabriel, Chrysostom, and Joseph for a tour of the seminary.
 
 
 

Roman Catholic Diocese of Charleston

Bishop Jacques Fabre-Jeune, CS, has outlined a vision for the next five years called Via Fidelis. This journey of faith aims to teach Catholics of South Carolina so that we help spread the Gospel and win hearts for God’s goodness, mercy, love, justice and peace.  Learn more about this exciting journey for our diocese here: charlestondiocese.org/via-fidelis
 

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