Indianapolis Becomes Seventh U.S. Diocese to Grant Mass Dispensation to Migrants Fearing Deportation
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Indianapolis becomes 7th diocese to grant dispensation to migrants - Deacon Greg Kandra
From EWTN: The archbishop of Indianapolis has granted a dispensation from Mass for parishioners who fear deportation, making Indianapolis the seventh U.S. diocese to issue such a decree amid rising federal immigration-enforcement activity nationwide. Catholic parishioners, regardless of documentation, are permitted to miss Sunday Mass if they “reasonably fear being detained, separated from their families,
Indianapolis becomes the seventh diocese of the United States to dispense Catholics from Sunday Mass due to fear of deportation in the midst of increased immigration control.
Indianapolis becomes seventh diocese to grant Mass dispensation to migrants
The archbishop of Indianapolis, Charles Thompson, has granted a dispensation from Mass for parishioners who fear deportation, making Indianapolis the seventh U.S. diocese to issue such a decree amid rising federal immigration‑enforcement activity nationwide.
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