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Cardinal Wuerl on Religious Freedom

Posted on June 26, 2012 by Father Joe

Cardinal Donald Wuerl, Archbishop of Washington, talks about our religious freedom to the DC Young Adults at DC Theology on Tap on Tuesday, May 22, 2012.

Cardinal Wuerl also explains the significance of the lawsuit filed by Catholic institutions across the country to protect their First Amendment right to religious freedom. Cardinal Wuerl explains why the suit is necessary in light of the attempt by the government to redefine what is a religious institution.

For more information on the DC Young Adult Ministry, please visit us at:
http://site.adw.org/young-adult-ministry

For more information on DC Theology on Tap, please visit us at:
http://site.adw.org/theology-on-tap-young-adult-events

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