Guided by faith and reason, Catholic voters in North Dakota have a serious responsibility to critically evaluate the candidates and issues and then make voting decisions.
This is the second in a four-part series that addresses the contemporary problem of gender ideology on theological, philosophical, scientific, and common-sense grounds.
David Tamisiea serves as co-executive director of the N.D. Catholic Conference, the official liaison for the dioceses of Fargo and Bismarck in matters of public policy.
This constancy by our episcopal shepherds on this issue demonstrates that the bishops' opposition to repealing or weakening the law is deeply rooted in Catholic doctrine.
Issues surrounding religious freedom, gender, parental choice in education and protecting the most vulnerable among us will likely be debated by state legislators.