Catholic Press urged to awaken national conscience, not replace it
The speaker urged Catholic publications to inform and educate Catholics to form their own conscience and share a Christian message with the world. He linked abortion pornography and violence to profit and a devalued dollar reflecting a weakened national conscience. Father Hugh Morley followed with remarks on the role of religious journalism.
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