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Supreme Court appears poised to back Catholic preschools in Colorado funding fight

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The conservative majority sounded likely to side with Denver Archdiocese schools in St. Mary Catholic Parish v. Roy, which challenges a nondiscrimination clause for state-funded preschools.

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