[pgyanke]

I have composed this letter to the USCCB and plan to cc my priest and bishop who seem to be on the same page with them. I was hoping for some feedback to clean it up before I send it and get some more ideas I may not have considered.

Thank you in advance.

[pgyanke]

I value your inputs and arguments.

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[Gay State Conservative]

Writing to the USCCB is as futile as is writing to Teddy Kennedy.Making your disapproval known through the collection plate might be another story.

[Prokopton]

There is no reason for the Church to be in opposition to the sovereignty such a country

There is no reason for the Church to be in opposition to the sovereignty of such a country

[sageb1]

Even the Pope doesn’t agree with the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops. He respects the rule of law. They do not.

[lonewacko_dot_com]

I’d also suggest printing up copies of the letter and passing them out at functions, as well as trying to ask your leaders questions in public settings.

[Neanderthal]

“meer mention of the IRS” = “mere mention of the IRS”

[caisson71]

Our Catholic Bishops have been a disappointment for a long time. Your letter is most appropriate and well overdue. Each of us should be sending them letters like this each time their “pontifications” are out of line.
It is obvious the Bishops have been misled for a long time now. Their position on illegal immigration ignores our laws and the need for us to obey those laws (”render to Caesar...”)
not only when it is convenient.

[A Strict Constructionist]

Follow the money. This is money and power issue with the leftist priests in the Catholic church.

[snarkpup]

I believe the purpose of the church is to preach morality. When clergymen are outspoken on other issues, they run the risk of appearing uninformed, irresponsible or even malicious to those in their flocks. I.e., they may end up losing their moral authority.

[Fred]

It is time for the Bishops to go to the country that is the REAL problem...MEXICO...lets see how long they last there...

[britemp]

The primary job of a catholic bishop is to increase his flock. Increasing the levels of immigration from a catholic country into the US is the easiest way to achieve this aim.

[rbosque]

Great letter. I do not want to go “off topic”, but I have seen the Church, especially here in L.A. become more and more liberal. I have winessed many bad things in some of the parishes. I wish the Bishops would address THOSE things concerning the accurate transmission of the faith in our schools than marching with communists on the streets of L.A. I will certainly try to reach the Vatican to address these and other concerns that are being ignored here.
Pax vobiscum.

[sageb1]

Would it be possible for you to share your final draft for distribution?

[Titan Magroyne]

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