Friday, November 12, 2004
Yeah, what about those politicians?
"Even though the elections are now over, and politicians are no longer using the Mass as a photo op, pro-abortion Catholic public figures continue to spit in the face of the Church by supporting the heinous act of child killing while proudly taking their place in the Communion line," said American Life League president Judie Brown. "The problem has not gone away. All the bishops must take action and must do so now!"
American Life League's Crusade for the Defense of Our Catholic Church has been actively exposing the scandal of pro-abortion Catholic public figures and the reception of Holy Communion for almost two years now. "Last year at the Washington, D.C. bishops' meeting, not one bishop was willing to commit to withholding Holy Communion from pro-abortion Catholic public figures," said Brown. "As the bishops convene this year, at least 10 courageous shepherds of the Church have taken strong stances to defend the faith by withholding Holy Communion from those public figures who support abortion. Obviously, we're very grateful to those bishops who have stepped forward. But we still have a long way to go."
I.E. now is a great time for bishops to kick people's asses, because it would take quite an imagination for someone to say that they were trying to influence the elections.
American Life League's Crusade for the Defense of Our Catholic Church has been actively exposing the scandal of pro-abortion Catholic public figures and the reception of Holy Communion for almost two years now. "Last year at the Washington, D.C. bishops' meeting, not one bishop was willing to commit to withholding Holy Communion from pro-abortion Catholic public figures," said Brown. "As the bishops convene this year, at least 10 courageous shepherds of the Church have taken strong stances to defend the faith by withholding Holy Communion from those public figures who support abortion. Obviously, we're very grateful to those bishops who have stepped forward. But we still have a long way to go."
I.E. now is a great time for bishops to kick people's asses, because it would take quite an imagination for someone to say that they were trying to influence the elections.
