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Alexander Folz

Reporter · US

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Sep 9, 2026
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Aug 5, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 9, 2026 · Alexander Folz/EWTN News/CNA Deutsch

    Liechtenstein Parliament Backs Abortion Initiative, but Prince Has the Last Word (opens the original)

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    The tiny European principality’s hereditary prince has announced he will block the measure, setting up a constitutional standoff. Although Liechtensteinʼs parliament approved an initiative to allow elective abortion in the first 12 weeks of pregnancy by a vote of 13-12 last week, the law has not yet taken effect, as Hereditary Prince Alois previously announced his veto. “It gives one pause to consider that, on the one hand, women are seeking inpatient obstetric care in neighboring countries to g

  2. Article · Aug 22, 2026 · Alexander Folz/EWTN News/CNA Deutsch

    Debate About Sex Ed Guidelines for Schools in German Archdiocese Continues After Vatican Letter (opens the original)

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    The Vatican has confirmed to parents in the Archdiocese of Hamburg that the Vatican document 'Male and Female He Created Them' remains the authoritative guide for sex education. The Dicastery for Culture and Education has confirmed to the parents of students at Catholic schools in the Archdiocese of Hamburg in Germany that the Vatican document “Male and Female He Created Them” remains the authoritative guide for sex education. With this, the Vatican appears to contradict a framework regarding se

  3. Article · Aug 5, 2026 · Alexander Folz

    Cash for baptisms: German diocese questions Catholic millionaire’s $550 offer (opens the original)

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    A wealthy Catholic investor near Munich is paying 500 euros for every baptism, and the Diocese of Augsburg is not entirely comfortable with it. A Bavaria, Germany-based investor is offering families 500 euros ($545) for every child they have baptized in a group of Catholic parishes near Munich. The local diocese has acknowledged the donorʼs intentions but stressed that, from the Churchʼs point of view, there is no financial barrier to baptism in the first place. Peter Löw, a Starnberg-based inve

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