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To: EEGator
Well given our pastor's pathetic milquetoast homily on how to, and who to vote the Sunday before the election, I agree.
He still embraces the touchy-feelyness of Vatican II.

He never even countered 0bama’s stand on the issues contrary to Catholic principles.

His homily this past Sunday, on how we're making a big deal over nothing, was frightening.
Some parishioners walked out.

I'm considering formally complaining. I just need to know where to direct my concern.

3 posted on 11/12/2012 9:14:54 AM PST by sillsfan (Reagan and Sarah are right- WE win, they lose!)
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To: sillsfan

Unfortunately some of the clergy are touchy-feely like you stated. I wonder if it has something to do with never having to compete. Their jobs are forever and they preach social justice BS. I think you should complain. Voting for a pro abortion Marxist is totally against Catholic principles. I guess some churches just have a more liberal clergy.


4 posted on 11/12/2012 9:26:31 AM PST by EEGator
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To: sillsfan

We went to a Catholic Mass the Saturday evening before the election. A letter from the Bishop was read to the diverse but significantly Hispanic congregation. The presiding priest prefaced his reading of the letter with a mea culpa (if you will).

I really didn’t think the Bishop’s letter was as clear as it might have been as to which candidate(s) supported abortion and which opposed. Like the GOP, the Bishop seems to have placed a lot of stock in the intelligence of the electorate/congregation.


17 posted on 11/12/2012 11:09:22 AM PST by EDINVA
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