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Lawyers called to be ‘mouthpieces of the truth’

REPORT September 26th

At a banquet following the Red Mass, Fr. Deacon Andrew Bennett, Director of the Cardus Religious Freedom Institute, urged Catholics in the legal profession to transform their beliefs and convictions into daily action guided by love, mercy, and an unflagging commitment to truth – even if it harms their careers.

Election issues that matter to religious voters

REPORT September 26th

With religious freedom concerns over Bill 21 in Quebec, how should people of faith look at the federal election? What do Canadians think of faith, and what is the state of religious freedom in Canada?

Cardus Executive Vice President Ray Pennings joins Context with Lorna Dueck, along with Trinity Western University professor Dr. Janet Epp Buckingham, to discuss.

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