Is PENN Entertainment (PENN) stock Catholic-aligned?
Screened against USCCB Socially Responsible Investment Guidelines
No. PENN Entertainment (PENN) does not pass the Catholic screen based on the USCCB investment guidelines. Gambling, tobacco and recreational cannabis: excluded. Its ‘Casino’ division is 76.9% of revenue in its annual report. Last checked 6 October 2026.
PENN Entertainment is not compliant under Catholic guidelines
Key Findings & Observations
- Gambling, tobacco and recreational cannabis: excluded. Its ‘Casino’ division is 76.9% of revenue in its annual report.Source: USCCB Socially Responsible Investment Guidelines (November 2021), Policy III.3
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Frequently Asked Questions about PENN Entertainment, Inc. (PENN)
Is PENN Entertainment (PENN) stock Catholic-aligned?▾
No. PENN Entertainment (PENN) does not pass the Catholic screen based on the USCCB investment guidelines. Gambling, tobacco and recreational cannabis: excluded. Its ‘Casino’ division is 76.9% of revenue in its annual report. Last checked 6 October 2026.
What criteria are used to screen PENN Entertainment for Catholic investors?▾
The screen applies the "will not invest" policies of the USCCB Socially Responsible Investment Guidelines (2021). Companies involved in abortion, euthanasia or assisted suicide, IVF, embryo and fetal research, human cloning, gender-transition procedures or weapons of mass destruction fail, and so do makers of contraceptives. Selling contraceptives fails above 10% of revenue; producing pornography, gambling, tobacco and recreational cannabis fail as a main business. Distributing pornography and making conventional weapons cost points instead. News is never used.
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