This is from the document posted on www.usccb.org
However, noting the Supreme Courts ability to affect both principles and policies, Bishop Skylstad asked Mr. Bush to consider qualified jurists who, pre-eminently, support the protection of human life from conception to natural death, especially of those who are unborn, disabled, or terminally ill.
The letter also goes on to state:
"I would ask you to consider jurists who are also cognizant of the rights of minorities, immigrants, and those in need; respect the role of religion and of religious institutions in our society and the protections afforded them by the First Amendment; recognize the value of parental choice in education; and favor restraining and ending the use of the death penalty."