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Catholic laymen (and women) from various groups (Knights of Columbus, prayer and Bible study groups, education committees, college alumni, pro-life activism, etc.) should discuss and debate how the anti-Christian (and anti-Catholic) political and ideological movements which back abortion and the culture of death should be countered.
No Catholic should ever support a pro-abortion politician.
It is legitimate to raise questions about just how anti-Christian and anti-Catholic American political movements have become. Not only should questions be raised about pro-abortion liberal Democrats. Questions should be raised about whether Republicans are doing all they can to address the decline of Christian civilization in America.

....how anti-Christian culture should be countered...

Last year, a Freeper posted that Priests for Life were sponsoring a national voter registration drive. At that time, I researched Priests for Life and obtained info re how to set up the registration drive at my Church. I then spoke with the Pastor of my Church and volunteered to set up a voter registration table on the date designated. My Pastor advised that this had been done before and perhaps when it gets closer to the election we may do it again. Unfortunately, it seems many Christians, even religious leaders, are reluctant to speak out for their beliefs for fear of appearing controversial or possibly offending someone or simply they are uncomfortable with confrontation. Apathy is no longer an option. And, if priests/pastors will not stand up for God then who will. The liberal judges are attempting to protect the rights of some by diminishing or restricting the rights of others, especially Christians. These judges will do this as long as we allow them to. We must vote these liberal judges and politicians OUT of office. Sorry for venting.....