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    Soros gives to pro-choice and pro-life Catholics
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    Donohue told LifeNews.com that Soros' agenda includes making "support for abortion rights a respectable Catholic position." "Hes right. And now we know what really makes them tick" Donohue concludes. Further, CRS received $8 million in a grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to fund projects in Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda. Full Article at Spero News
    Hes right. And now we know what really makes them tick
    SOURCE: Spero News 12 months ago
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Soros gives to pro-choice and pro-life Catholics
  1. And why would Soros have any interest in funding Catholic groups? He doesn't give the Catholic League any money, and if he offered, I would refuse it
    SOURCE: Spero News 12 months ago

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