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    MCC Labels Administration’s Call for Human Cloning and Embryonic Stem Cell Research “Irresponsible’

    Ethical Adult Stem Cell Research Must be Pursued by Michigan's Scientific Community

    Michigan Catholic Conference Vice President for Public Policy Paul A. Long released the following statement in response to Governor Granholm’s call in her State of the State Address to repeal Michigan’s law prohibiting human cloning and embryonic stem cell research.

    Bishop Alex Sample to Join MCC Board of Directors

    Sample to be Youngest Bishop in the United States After Ordination

    Michigan Catholic Conference announced today Most Reverend Alex K. Sample, Bishop-elect of the Diocese of Marquette, will become a member of the Conference’s board of directors following his Mass of Ordination today at the Cathedral of St. Peter in Marquette.

    MCC Statement on Welfare Reform Veto

    Proposals Would Have “Sliced a Major Hole in the State’s Social Safety Net’

    Michigan Catholic Conference President and Chief Executive Officer Sister Monica Kostielney, R.S.M., made the following statement regarding the administration's veto of legislation intended to reform the state's welfare program.

    Michigan Catholic Conference Urges Compassion for the Poor in Welfare Reform Legislation

    Proper Job Training, Education Sought in Forthcoming Policy Changes

    As the legislature works to move Michigan’s poorest population toward self-sufficiency, the Michigan Catholic Conference today urged the Senate Families and Human Services Committee to address welfare reform with compassion for the poor and an emphasis on job training, education and protection of the family.

    MCC Publishes 40th Anniversary History Book

    'A Vision, A Voice, A Presence' Chronicles Forty Years of Advocacy and Service

    Michigan Catholic Conference has published a history book commemorating its 40 years of advocacy and service to the residents of Michigan: A Vision, A Voice, A Presence: A History of the First Forty Years of the Michigan Catholic Conference.

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