It's Tuesday, April the 21st, 2026, and this is Denison Forum's Daily Article Podcast.

Welcome.

Today's daily article is written by our chief vision officer and co-founder, Dr. Jim Denison.

I'm Chris Elkins, narrator.

The U.S. Supreme Court has announced that it will decide whether Catholic preschools

in Colorado must admit LGBTQ families if they want to participate in the state's tuition-free

program. The justices will review a lower court ruling that upheld Colorado's non-discrimination

requirement for universal preschool.

The Archdiocese of Denver, two Catholic parishes, and two parents of preschool-aged children

assert that since the state allows preschools to have admission preferences for non-religious reasons,

schools should be able to serve only families who support the church's

teachings on sexuality and gender. An archdiocese official stated,

All we ask is for the ability to offer families who choose a Catholic education, the same

access to free preschool services that's available to thousands of other preschools across Colorado.

In quote, without state subsidies, parents who want to keep their children in church preschools

must pay thousands of dollars.

As a result, the church said enrollment at its preschools has swiftly declined.

By contrast, the judge who wrote the ruling now under review

by the Supreme Court stated, it simply means that when a school takes money from the state that is

meant to ensure universal education, then its doors must be open to all. End quote. The America

reads the Bible emphasis is continuing today in Washington, D.C.

As I noted yesterday, reading the scripture can be a powerful encounter with the voice of the living God.

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