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INSIDE THIS UPDATE The Political Obligations of Catholics: A Conversation With the Most Rev. Charles Chaput Pew Forum in the News Top Religion Headlines QUICK LINKS >> Bioethics Death Penalty Gay Marriage Religion & Politics Religion & Public Schools Religion & Social Welfare Religion & the Law Religion & World Affairs U.S. Religious Landscape Survey	The Political Obligations of Catholics: A Conversation With the Most Rev. Charles Chaput Charles J. Chaput, archbishop of Denver, has argued that Roman Catholics should take an active, vocal and morally consistent role in public debates. At a recent Pew Forum event, Archbishop Chaput spoke about the balance between religious beliefs and political priorities and took questions from journalists. Read the event transcript » Pew Forum in the News March 24 - The Wall Street Journal Obama Walks Religious Tightrope Spanning Faithful, Nonbelievers The Wall Street Journal quotes Pew Forum Senior Fellow John Green on the difficulties faced by President Barack Obama as he attempts to appeal to both religious and non-religious Americans. Read more Pew Forum in the News articles » Top Religion Headlines March 25 - The Wall Street Journal School-Voucher Movement Loses Ground After Democratic Gains March 25 - Chicago Tribune FBI and American Muslims at Odds March 24 - The Washington Post FDA Ordered To Rethink Age Restriction for Plan B March 24 - The Washington Times Sebelius in Trouble With Catholic Church March 24 - The Sacramento Bee Getting California Out of Marriage Business Proposed as Answer to Prop. 8 War March 22 - Newsday Powerful Impact of 'Open Window' Sex Abuse Laws March 21 - The New York Times A Religious War in Israel's Army March 20 - Religion News Service Will Obama Tax Plan Hurt Religious Groups? March 19 - Time A Quiet Revolution Grows in the Muslim World March 19 - NPR Economy Puts Focus on Family Planning Read more Religion News »

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