Bishop Zubik "Hopeful" All Sides Can Come Together, Resolve Conflict On Contraceptive Mandate

PITTSBURGH (NewsRadio 1020 KDKA) -- Bishop David Zubik of the Pittsburgh Catholic Diocese joined KDKA Radio's Mike Pintek to discuss the Supreme Court's decision (or non-decision) on the Obamacare contraceptive mandate.

The Supreme Court decided to send the case back to lower court.

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Bishop Zubik kicked things off with an invitation to get Mike back in church, then he got to the issue at hand. Bishop Zubik's reaction to the ruling was "hopeful," in that it's not a closed deal and that both sides can come together to resolve the issue.

The bishop is worried that the "government is changing the rules of the game" when it comes to the right to worship and living one's faith. He brought up the fact that "43 other religious organizations contesting mandate" for the same reasons.

Listen to Bishop Zubik's full interview here:

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