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The four congregations — the Adrian Dominican Sisters; Sisters of Bon Secours USA; Sisters of St. Francis of Philadelphia; and Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus & Mary, U.S.-Ontario Province — filed their lawsuit as Smith & Wesson stockholders.
Participants received $200 for handguns and $300 for “assault weapons,” the outlet reported. The collected firearms were destroyed.
The Blessed Virgin Mary has made it clear that the Rosary is her weapon of choice in the achievement of the true justice to which the arc of history inexorably bends.
The U.S. bishops back President Obama’s call for restrictions on civilian access to assault weapons, but others stress that the Church supports the right of self-defense.
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