Bishops Applaud Supreme Court's Defense of Religious Freedom in Groff v. DeJoy Case - Politics & Policy - News - Catholic Online
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
71% : Cardinal Timothy Dolan of New York, chairman of the bishops' Committee for Religious Liberty, highlighted the significance of religious freedom extending beyond the confines of private spaces and churches.62% : He emphasized that the public square flourishes when religious freedom is embraced, noting that workplaces require navigating personal differences with compassion and respect, including religious diversity.
62% : The Supreme Court's decision in the Groff v. DeJoy case marks an important milestone in safeguarding religious freedom within the realm of employment, garnering support from the USCCB and various faith-based organizations advocating for the protection of individuals' rights to practice their religion without compromising their professional lives.
57% : It argued that Title VII's mandate to accommodate employees' religion is consistent with the nation's fundamental commitment to religious freedom, striking a balance between workers' right to practice their religion and employers' need to maintain effective workplaces.
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