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“Fortunately, the Supreme Court is stepping in. This case asks the court to affirm a core constitutional principle: When the government creates a broadly available state-funded benefit like Colorado’s universal preschool program, it cannot disqualify families and schools based on their religion.”
— Erika Navarrete Nagle
The U.S. Supreme Court can save Colorado’s Catholic education
“Colorado’s discrimination thus does more than trample the rights of Catholics. It threatens the right of all Americans to follow their conscience and worship God as they see fit.”
Why Colorado Catholics are Going to Court
“When I drop two of my little ones off at preschool each morning, I pray they have fun with friends, learn new things and enjoy the innocence of childhood. I also pray they someday live in a state where their faith is not treated as a barrier to entry. The Supreme Court can ensure that day comes soon.”
SCOTUS to hear religious preschool funding bias
“The Supreme Court should ensure, in line with its precedents, that no one is punished for choosing a religious education for their children. My kids deserve basic constitutional protection, and so do yours.”
Colorado Catholic Schools Need Not Apply
“A Supreme Court victory for St. Mary would remove an unjust barrier to families who want to protect their children from indoctrination and give them an education that reflects their own deeply held beliefs.”
Colorado Needs Another Schooling on Religious Freedom
“If past is prologue, religion-hostile states will keep hunting for ways to dodge the Supreme Court’s rulings. This case presents the Supreme Court with a perfect example of that behavior. That’s why the Justices should slap down Colorado’s latest anti-religious gambit. Doing so would not only ensure that thousands of families receive the state’s promise of universal preschool, but would also send a message to bureaucrats nationwide who think they can thumb their nose at the Constitution and get away with it.”