Lawmakers who back abortion, euthanasia told not to receive Communion

Catholic News Service ^ | 1/8/04 | Dan Rossini

[goodnesswins]

Help me here....wasn't there another Bishop who said this same thing in Daschle's area....a few years ago?

[Ann Archy]

You must live in a cave if you don't know where the Pope stands on these issues....hint...he's PRO-LIFE!!

WAY TO GO ARCHBISHOP BURKE!!

[Ann Archy]

You must live in a cave if you don't know where the Pope stands on these issues....hint...he's PRO-LIFE!!

WAY TO GO ARCHBISHOP BURKE!!

[SandRat]

May all religious leaders be they Protestant, Jewish, Catholic follow his example.

Then we can turn this country around.

[Dilbert56]

And one in Sacramento who told the then-governor the same thing. What was his name?

[EsclavoDeCristo]

Couldn't agree with you more. Let's get rid of the CINO's and start from a solid Catholic base of REAL Catholic's and get the spirit moving again.

[Lady Eileen]

bump

[JohnnyZ]

You mean the Catechism of the Catholic Church? It's chock full of everying. And the new version is out. Although the older version is essentially the same. I don't know what they changed; maybe a couple shades of meaning here and there. Maybe more info on certain topics. Maybe better translation.

[JohnnyZ]

And one in Sacramento who told the then-governor the same thing. What was his name?

Wiegand?

[Dilbert56]

I was trying to be funny - the name I was trolling for was Gray-out Davis. It was a lame attempt at humor (but not as bad as saying Mahatma Ghandhi ran a gas station).

If memory serves, Davis' spokesman issued a statement that it's really not right if the bishop to tell constituents what's right and wrong. Pretty humorous assertion - clergy should be ammoral.