Arizona bishops urge Catholics to constitutionally ban marriage equality; 1 of them waffles on polygamy

Qnews  Sep 06 08

Source: Capitol Media Services via East Valley Tribune , Catholic News Agency   Bishop of Phoenix Thomas J. Olmsted / Bishop of Tucson Gerald F. Kicanas photo: Catholic News Agency Arizona's two Catholic bishops are urging the faithful to vote for a November ballot measure that would constitutionally ban gays from marrying in the state. After extensive wrangling in the legislature, the proposed amendment was approved for the November ballot earlier this year. It will appear as Proposition 102 and states: "Only a union of one man and one woman shall be valid or recognized as a marriage. Full story...

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