Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman is defending the right of a Catholic group in Kenton County to build a shrine on its own property. The Catholic group received approval to build the shrine, but now they’re facing a lawsuit from unhappy neighbors. A lower court has ruled that the City of Park Hills should not have approved construction, but the group is appealing that decision before the Kentucky Supreme Court. America’s laws are clear: the government should not place substantial burdens on religious freedom. Even if neighbors of the church aren’t happy with the new construction, that’s no reason for the City to infringe upon Catholics’ freedom of religion, which includes the creation of religious displays. We wish Attorney General Coleman well for defending religious freedom before the state Supreme Court.