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To: G Larry; Pyro7480

I understand God’s Word, and how she is apart from God in her actions and beliefs. My point, however, is that the Archbishop of Denver has called into question Joe Biden’s qualification for the Sacrament of Communion, yet no one has brought this aspect up regarding Pelosi. And make no mistake; her continued taking Communion was part of her dialog.

If the Church can excommunicate someone for failing to live up to Church doctrine, can they not also recommend abstaining from Communion unless/until the offending party shows themself worthy? And if the Church can do this, then will they in this case, or will political expediency prevail?

Pelosi has called this down upon herself. Will the Church act? That’s what I wonder.


32 posted on 08/26/2008 11:16:52 AM PDT by bcsco (Obama's just biden his time until McCain wins in November.)
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To: bcsco

The Denver Archbishop is putting Pelosi and Biden on notice...if you plan on going to Mass in Denver...you have been told...do not take Communion...unless you repent...It also give any priest in the Denver diocese cover to refuse Communion to either Pelosi or Biden


33 posted on 08/26/2008 1:22:18 PM PDT by Fred (The Democrat Party is the Nadir of Nihilism)
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