Deeply Catholic OPUSfidelis behind NOM's pending SCOTUS march

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01/28/2013

by Jeremy Hooper

This won't be a surprise to regular NOM watchers, but it is worth nothing that the National Organization For Marriage's Catholic-motivated tech outreach firm, OPUSfidelis, is once again masterminding the NOM strategy:

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It's even more relevant considering this "marriage march" involves, in full, a civil law case that will be argued before a church-disconnected Supreme Court of the United States. Even some on NOM's side of this case might be interested to know that canonical law is what is largely driving both this oppositional march and the self-appointed marriage warriors behind its (immaculate?) conception.

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