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Supreme Court protects Catholic Charities' mission to serve
The Supreme Court&nbsp;
ruled<[link removed]> 9-0 that Wisconsin cannot discriminate against Catholic Charities Bureau of the Diocese of Superior because of its religiously motivated care for the poor, the elderly, and the disabled. In&nbsp;
Catholic Charities Bureau v. Wisconsin Labor &amp; Industry Review Commission<[link removed]>, the Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled last year that Catholic Charities&rsquo; ministry to the poor and needy was not &ldquo;typical&rdquo; religious activity. This meant that Catholic Charities could not join the Wisconsin Catholic Church&rsquo;s unemployment compensation program but was required to pay into the state&rsquo;s less efficient and more costly plan (
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Our Catholic Charities victory&nbsp;in the news:&nbsp;

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Mark Rienzi discusses the unanimous Supreme Court decision in Catholic Charities with EWTN
EWTN |&nbsp; JUNE 6, 2025&nbsp; |&nbsp;
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Supreme Court backs Catholic Charities in tax exemption case
WASHINGTON POST&nbsp; |&nbsp; JUNE 5, 2025&nbsp; |&nbsp;
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Hear, Hear, Sotomayor and Jackson
WALL STREET JOURNAL&nbsp; |&nbsp; JUNE 5, 2025&nbsp; |&nbsp;
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On a big decision day, the Supreme Court sent a message about unity
DESERET NEWS&nbsp; |&nbsp; JUNE 5, 2025&nbsp; |&nbsp;
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Supreme Court Soundly Affirms Religious Freedom in Wisconsin Catholic Charities Case
NATIONAL CATHOLIC REGISTER&nbsp; |&nbsp; JUNE 5, 2025&nbsp; |&nbsp;
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The Supreme Court Corrects Wisconsin on Religious Freedom
FIRST THINGS |&nbsp; JUNE 6, 2025&nbsp; |&nbsp;
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What else is happening at Becket:

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California agrees to stop penalizing Jewish children with disabilities
BECKET&nbsp; |&nbsp; MAY 19, 2025&nbsp; |&nbsp;
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Catholic bishops ask court to quickly block unconstitutional Washington law breaking seal of confession
BECKET&nbsp; |&nbsp; JUNE 6, 2025&nbsp; |&nbsp;
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Cardinal Dolan is honored for his 'unwavering voice in support of religious liberty' - which is 'downright essential for the flourishing,' he says
DESERET NEWS&nbsp; |&nbsp; MAY 23, 2025&nbsp; |&nbsp;
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What we're reading:

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The Totalitarian Tendency and the Confessional
THE DISPATCH&nbsp; |&nbsp; JUNE 9, 2025&nbsp; |&nbsp;
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Cardinal Timothy Dolan's Remarks at the 2025 Canterbury Medal Gala
THE GOOD NEWSROOM &amp; BECKET |&nbsp; MAY 22, 2025&nbsp; |&nbsp;
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Selling out religious freedom to give copper to China
BREITBART&nbsp; |&nbsp; JUNE 9, 2025&nbsp; |&nbsp;
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