Posts Tagged ‘Catholic Church’
» posted on Tuesday, June 1st, 2010 at 4:24 pm by Damien Baldino
Sister Nancy lets “the word” guide her votes
It looks like Nancy Pelosi is religious, in her own twisted way. Pelosi, who is Catholic, claims she is guided by “the word”, and that she will be judged by Jesus. Let’s add Nancy Pelosi to that long list of politicians (Ted Kennedy, Patrick Kennedy) who claim to be religious, yet conduct themselves in ways that fly in the face of church doctrine.
Over the years, Nancy Pelosi has been a staunch supporter of abortion rights, gay marriage, and assisted suicide. I tend to disagree with her, but I do agree with her stances on those issues. With that said, I find it hard to believe that someone with these views could present themselves as a devout Catholic. The last time I checked, the Catholic Church was strongly opposed to abortion, assisted suicide, and gay marriage. » read more
post a comment | filed under Politics · Religion | tags: Abortion, Assisted Suicide, Catholic Church, Euthanasia, Gay Marriage, Nancy Pelosi, Patrick Kennedy, Religion, Ted Kennedy
» posted on Sunday, March 21st, 2010 at 11:21 am by LadyLumineux
Catholic bishops are right on abortion, wrong on illegal immigration
It isn’t often I agree with Catholic bishops, but we’re on the same page when it comes to the health care bill…sort of. In a letter to Congress, the bishops implored representatives not to support a bill that they say will allow public money to be used for abortions.
I’m strongly pro-choice, but I don’t want a dime of taxpayer money spent on abortions, except in the cases of rape, incest, or to save the life of the mother. If one of these conditions doesn’t exist, then the abortion is an elective procedure used to remedy irresponsible behavior. What’s next, allowing people to get taxpayer funded liposuction because because they’re too lazy to exercise and eat right? » read more
post a comment | filed under Health · Politics · Religion | tags: Bishops, Catholic Church, Health Care, Illegal Immigration, Medicaid
» posted on Saturday, March 20th, 2010 at 2:32 pm by LadyLumineux
When will Pope Benedict take responsibility for his actions?
Pope Benedict criticized Irish Bishops for doing wha the Vatican expected of them
Pope Benedict criticized Irish bishops for “grave errors in judgment,” which led to many children being abused by priests and nuns. Catholic Bishops in Ireland deserve the criticism, since they were complacent while priests and other members of the Church harmed young parishioners. Unfortunately, Pope Benedict glossed over the major cause: The Vatican.
The abuse allegations in Ireland are not confined to that country alone. Allegations came to light in the United States several years ago, along with Germany and many other European nations. It’s also likely that the number of allegations will increase as victims gain the courage to face the Catholic Church and their abusers. » read more
post a comment | filed under Current Events · Religion | tags: Abuse, Catholic Church, Catholicism, Germany, Ireland, Joseph Ratzinger, Pope Benedict, The Vatican, United States
» posted on Tuesday, November 24th, 2009 at 5:25 pm by Damien Baldino
Chris Matthews misses the point on Patrick Kennedy
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Bishop Thomas Tobin appeared on “Hardball” to discuss his decision to ask Rhode Island Congressman Patrick Kennedy to refrain from receiving Holy Communion. The funny thing is that Thomas Tobin is criticized in this clip, even though Patrick Kennedy began this nonsense by criticizing the Catholic Church’s stance on abortion, then brought up a conversation he had with the Bishop 2 years ago, when he was asked not to receive Communion.
In the interview, Chris Matthews seems thoroughly confused. Part of it may be due to him attempting to reconcile his prochoice stance with his life as a Catholic. He continually criticizes the Bishop and essentially demeans him by asking how he would write particular laws, and attempts to make him look incompetent. » read more
post a comment | filed under Media · Politics · Religion | tags: Abortion, Catholic Church, Chris Matthews, Patrick Kennedy, Thomas Tobin
