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Maternal health group denied funding over Catholic beliefs :: Catholic News Agency (CNA)

  • October 6, 2011
  • Moira's Blog

Incredible that such important work is denied funding. Global health care initiatives are about CARE, not about religion.

Maternal health group denied funding over Catholic beliefs :: Catholic News Agency (CNA)

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