To: murphE
"In Thursday's State of the State message, Ritter, a lifelong Catholic and former missionary, pledged to restore funding for family planning and pregnancy prevention[birth control]. He also said during the campaign that he wouldn't seek to overturn abortion laws and voiced support for same- sex unions. All are policies that run against church teachings."
But . . . but . . . Ritter said that he was "pro-life"?
30 posted on
01/22/2007 2:31:22 PM PST by
AuH2ORepublican
(http://auh2orepublican.blogspot.com/)
To: AuH2ORepublican
But . . . but . . . Ritter said that he was "pro-life"? And everybody says Archbishop Chaput is "conservative".
Jeanette DeMelo, the archdiocese's communications director said, "Chaput wouldn't have stopped the Mass in any case: "He is aware of what people are saying, and the governor's sometimes very ambiguous position on abortion, but at the same time he has not judged that the situation required his action."
38 posted on
01/22/2007 4:52:09 PM PST by
murphE
(These are days when the Christian is expected to praise every creed but his own. --G.K. Chesterton)
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