Religious Freedom

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SB 88, the assisted suicide bill, …
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A Jewish synagogue, Congregation Tephereth Israel, has been burned possibly beyond repair, an additional fire set in St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church and vandalism at St. Joseph Church in New Britain …
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The Family Institute of Connecticut along with family policy councils from 29 other states submitted an amici curiae brief supporting religious liberty against a sweeping federal agency mandate requiring vaccines for millions of workers across America against their perogative.

Won’t you join the Fairfield Knights of Columbus Council 2616 and honor the birth of the baby who saved the world and also stand witness for religious freedom? Because when it comes to religious freedom, it’s going to be use it or lose it.

It is, by now, a familiar experience for members of the Family Institute of Connecticut. We just won every single battle we fought here in our state this year. Only …
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Please Join us for our 30th Anniversary Fundraising Banquet!

Our Keynote Speaker: Austin Ruse

When:    Thursday, October 3, 2019

Where:  CROWNE …
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Arguments about the medical and physical benefits–or detriments–of vaccinating children are beyond the expertise of Family Institute of Connecticut Action. However, when we see an unpopular group being targeted in …
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We warned them. They didn’t listen. Now they’re being sued.

And we can only hope our state legislature will be wiser than was the City of Hartford.

Family Institute of …
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Today, Family Institute of Connecticut Action Committee (FIC PAC) is pleased to announce that it has endorsed former Trumbull First Selectman Tim Herbst for Governor.

Herbst will do more to …
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Family Institute of Connecticut is, by our very nature, focused on Connecticut. Even on those occasions when we turn our attention to something on the federal level, it usually relates back …
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