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Catholic News Roundup: Oct. 26, 2024

October 26, 2024

This week’s top stories:

1. FEDERAL COURT BOMBSHELL RULING

Ballots must be counted on Election Day

2. GOV’T-SPONSORED CHILD TRAFFICKING

Big Money to Transport Migrant Children

3. VATICAN RENEWS PACT WITH CHINA

Critic: It’s ‘killing’ underground Church

4. DOCTOR HID HARMS OF PUBERTY BLOCKERS

Dr. Joanna Olson-Kennedy blasted for deceit

5. MEN STOLE 890 MEDALS FROM WOMEN

UN Report on Transgender Sports

6. MAN AWAKES BEFORE ORGAN HARVESTING

Doctors didn’t tell family at first

7. WORKERS WIN $8M IN VAX LAWSUIT

Mandate Violated First Amendment

8. YOUNG MEN MORE CONSERVATIVE

Less pro-abortion than young women

9. MEXICAN PRIEST MURDERED

Critic of cartels gunned down after Mass

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