Election Resources for Catholics
In keeping with its mission, the Florida Conference of Catholic Bishops (FCCB) aims to assist Catholics in active and responsible participation in political life. Each election cycle, the FCCB offers several resources to help the faithful with the obligation to make informed voting decisions. The bishops neither support nor oppose candidates and do not intend to tell Catholics for whom or against whom to vote. The responsibility to make political choices rests with each individual in light of a properly- formed conscience. The following resources are approved by the bishops of Florida for use in parish or diocesan publications and for posting online.
- 2024 Voter Guide
- 2024 Presidential Candidate comparison
- Forming Consciences for Faithful Citizenship – Introductory Note
- The Role of the Church in American Political Life
- Dignity of the Human Person
- The Common Good
- Solidarity
- Subsidiarity
- Public Policies Priorities
- Novena for Faithful Citizenship
- Florida Bishops Oppose Extreme Abortion Amendment – Vote No on Amendment 4
- FCCB Opposes Amendment 3: Recreational Use of Marijuana
Catholics & Halloween
There are a lot of opinions on Halloween and its history, meaning, and how Catholics should celebrate it. To clarify some of the confusion, we are providing these resources from trusted Catholic websites that speak about Catholics and Halloween. Click on links to read more:
- Ascension Press “Can Catholics Do Halloween?” by Fr. Josh, 2022
- The Diocese of Tulsa’s “On the Celebration of Halloween” by Bishop David Konderla, 2018
- Word on Fire’s “It’s Time for Catholics to Embrace Halloween” by Fr. Steve Grunow, 2019
- Vatican News “The Catholic roots of Halloween, the Vigil of All Saints’ Day” by Christopher
Wells, 2019 - Catholic News Agency’s “What to do about Halloween?” By Mary Farrow, 2021
- Catholic Answers “It’s OK to Celebrate Halloween” By Tom Nash, 2023
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