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I need some (name removed by moderator)ut in making an informed decision. I would like to send my now 8th grade son to a new Catholic high school next fall. However, in my diocese, they require the children to have all vaccines unless there is a medical exemption. They will not allow you to claim a religious exemption even though some of the vaccines are made with abortive fetal tissue. I am aware that the church says you can go either way on this, just need to let your conscience guide you. Here is where the trouble lies. I really am opposed to these vaccines because of the evil way they were obtained. However, homeschooling my son any longer is not an option. I really don’t think public school is the place for him either, plus the new Catholic school is very orthodox. I am having trouble discerning which issue is more important. I have written the bishop and the superintendent trying to get this changed. Several years ago some people tried to have it changed and the bishop refused. It is sad when you have to fight your own church against something like this. If I send him to the public school I could claim a religious exemption but not in the Catholic school.