[xsmommy]

ping.

[secret garden]

O'Malley plans to start enforcing his opinion after admittedly not doing so in the past and Kerry shows himself to think he is mightier than his church. smh

[hobbes1]

And considering that Kerry the A*hole, opened up the religious debate, I think it is time for someone to challenge him on the adhherence to his "alleged' faith.

[hobbes1]

AND HERE IS A LEGITIMATE POINT TO BE RAISED.

Moreover, when Kerry campaigned in Missouri in February, St. Louis Archbishop Raymond Burke publicly warned him "not to present himself for Communion" — an ostracism, Time explained, that Canon Law 915 reserves for "those who obstinately persist in manifest grave sin." A defiant Kerry told Time that regarding his planned trip to St. Louis last Sunday, "I certainly intend to take Communion and continue to go to Mass as a Catholic."

So, then, it is OK for Candidate Kerry to put a priests standing with his Bishop in jeopardy, to suit his campaign purposes?