Federal appeals court: Ban on proselytizing at outdoor market violates free speech rights
July 09, 2021
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CWN Editor's Note: “Ryan Denton is an evangelical Christian, and proselytizing is a tenet of his faith,” the US 5th Circuit Court of Appeals noted in its decision. “When he arrived at the El Paso Art and Farmers Market to proselytize, City officials told Denton that City policy prohibited proselytizing within the Market’s perimeter. Denton sued.”
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Jul. 14, 2021 2:17 AM ET USA
If only we had more of our Catholic clergy willing to do the same. We have too many of our bishops willing to support the left especially on abortion.
