The Supreme Court is currently deliberating on several key cases concerning the rights of Catholic Charities and their eligibility for tax exemptions. The justices appear inclined to support Catholic groups in their claims for religious exemptions, with discussions centered around whether Catholic Charities can be classified as sufficiently religious to merit such benefits. A significant point of contention is whether serving vulnerable populations, such as those with disabilities, can be considered a religious act. The outcomes of these cases could potentially reshape the landscape of unemployment benefits and tax obligations for religious organizations.