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Illinois bishops release letter about tax-credit scholarship program
We, the diocesan bishops of Illinois, write to you on an important matter of public policy and social justice. As many of you know, four years ago Democrats and Republicans worked together to pass the Invest in Kids Act on a bipartisan vote. This law allows for a 75 percent state income tax credit for any charitable donation to an approved scholarship granting organization (SGO).
Groups urging governor to sign bill on payday loan protections
In Illinois, the average annual percentage rate on a payday loan is 297%, and the average annual percentage rate on a car title loan is 179%. Half of the people who apply for payday loans make less than $30,000 and end up paying thousands of dollars in fees for loans of around $500 to $1,000, according to advocates for lending reform.
Illinois bishops supporting clean energy legislation
The bishops of the six Catholic dioceses of Illinois are putting their support behind state legislation aimed at expanding the use of clean energy and job training and opportunities for people from underserved communities.
Bishops speak against proposed abortion bills
The bishops of Illinois’ six Catholic dioceses gathered in Springfield March 28 to speak against proposed legislation that would define abortion as a fundamental right and do away with a law requiring that the parents of minors seeking abortions be notified.
Illinois bishops advise against legalization of marijuana
Illinois’ six Catholic bishops issued a statement Feb. 4 urging state lawmakers to vote “no” on upcoming legislation to legalize marijuana for recreational use.
Longtime friend remembers impact of Father Bill Lion
Not everyone can be blessed with a friendship in which the person becomes not just a friend, but ...
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