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Kate Quinones

Kate Quinones

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Staff Writer, Catholic News Agency

Denver

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  • More than 3,500 gather for Colorado March for Life

    By Kate Quinones Verified| Catholic News Agency Verified Denver, Colo., Apr 12, 2025 / 11:00 am When Beverly Jacobson was five months pregnant, the doctors told her she should have an abortion. Jacobson’s daughter, Verity, had Edwards syndrome, a developmental condition that their specialist said was “incompatible with life.”   “He went on to say that if she survived, she would be a drain on the family mentally, emotionally, and financially," Jacobson said on Friday. But he was wrong.

    By Kate Quinones Verified · Catholic News Agency

    Apr. 12, 2025

  • University of Mary and Diocese of Phoenix launch first-ever Catholic seminary in Arizona

    By Kate Quinones Verified, Paul Kengor| Catholic World Report Verified Seminarians live active lives, balancing prayer, studies, fraternity, and exercise. The Nazareth House provides seminarians with a healthy space to recreate, pray, cook, and share meals together. / Credit: Mike McCleary/University of MaryCNA Staff, Apr 12, 2025 / 09:00 am (CNA). A Catholic liberal arts university based in North Dakota is partnering with the Diocese of Phoenix to develop Arizona’s only Catholic seminary.

    By Kate Quinones Verified, Paul Kengor · Catholic World Report

    Apr. 12, 2025

  • More than 3,500 gather for Colorado March for Life

    By Kate Quinones Verified| Catholic News Agency Verified Denver, Colo., Apr 12, 2025 / 11:00 am When Beverly Jacobson was five months pregnant, the doctors told her she should have an abortion. Jacobson’s daughter, Verity, had Edwards syndrome, a developmental condition that their specialist said was “incompatible with life.”   “He went on to say that if she survived, she would be a drain on the family mentally, emotionally, and financially," Jacobson said on Friday. But he was wrong.

    By Kate Quinones Verified · Catholic News Agency

    Apr. 12, 2025

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Catholic News Agency

Englewood, Colorado, United States

'+1 303-997-8563