[wagglebee]

I think the only religious people who want Kerry elected are the Muslims.

[LadyPilgrim]

Lukewarm and Believers aren't the same people!

[HowlinglyMind-BendingAbsurdity]

Combined data from the two most recent Gallup polls show that Catholic registered voters who attend church weekly, a group that represents about one-third of all Catholic registered voters, support Bush over Kerry by a 52 percent to 42 percent margin.

It's a little surprising Kerry gets that much of a percentage. But one would have to factor in the general tendencies of Americans not to be informed or educated on such matters. And those in certain income brackets who have been led to believe they will receive more government benefits from liberal policies. That accounts for a large slice of votes for Democrats.

[RexBeach]

Hmmmm. I am quite Catholic. I am also a lector at mass. It is news to me that not attending mass regularly is a "mortal sin". I understand that every Sunday is a day of holy obligation - meaning that Catholics are required to attend mass regularly. Can any fellow Freeper comment on this? Is it a mortal sin not to attend mass regularly?

However, no surprise that CINOs(Catholics In Name Only) support Mr. Kerry.

[Jaded]

This was a mini-sermon at Chapel today. One cannot serve two masters.

[misharu]

I am not sure if I would be classified as a luke warm Catholic as I don't go to church on Sunday and disagree with some things that the church says. But having said that, do I support Kerry?!! GOOD LORD NO!!

I'd rather have someone who has a strong faith in the White House than someone who has no clue exactly WHAT his faith is.

[Cacique]

I am one of those lukewarm (very lukewarm)Caths for Bush.