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One, good for the Church for insuring that Catholic institutions take Catholic positions.

Two, the Bishop needs to call the Nuns that run that school into a meeting and demand why they invited McCaskill in the first place. He needs to make sure that they're clear on their mission. If they're not clear, they need to be assigned elsewhere.

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Two, the Bishop needs to call the Nuns that run that school into a meeting and demand why they invited McCaskill in the first place.

I don't know for sure, but I suspect that as at most Catholic schools there probably are few or no nuns at this school. There are very few women entering convents today and the older ones are not being replaced. Most Catholic schools have only lay teachers who went through liberal indoctrination (the same as public school teachers) during their college years. The "teachers" at this school who made the decision to have the pro-abortion speaker belong to the Cafeteria Catholic group I define in post 14 above.