[Mrs. Don-o]

Morlino's on the right track, bless his pointy mitre. But it's discouraging that no bishop ever mentions the eerie, possibly obscene, forbidden word, "subsidiarity," (there! I said it!) which is Catholic-speak for "Why So SOcialist?"? --- notwithstanding the fact that Catholic doctrine says subsidiarity is indispensible for true social justice.

Has even one bishop so much as hand-signaled the word subsidiarity, let alone explained what it means?

See my tagline.

[A.A. Cunningham]

Has even one bishop so much as hand-signaled the word subsidiarity, let alone explained what it means?

“When I suggested that the Catholic principle of subsidiarity should also guide our evaluation of health-care plans, I received a lot of comments,” acknowledged Bishop Nickless. “Abortion is the primary issue, but the principle of subsidiarity also should be included in our criteria for better health-care solutions.”