[Alberta's Child]

From a personal (Catholic) standpoint, the biggest disgrace here in the U.S. is that evangelical Protestants have been stronger advocates for the "Catholic" moral traditions regarding the sanctity of human life than Catholics have been over the last few decades.

In fact, a look at the electoral map in any given presidential election will reveal that a state's likelihood to vote for a radical pro-abortion candidate is largely a function of its Catholic population.

[Siobhan]

You are absolutely right. As always. A joy to see you posting!

[martinidon]

"In fact, a look at the electoral map in any given presidential election will reveal that a state's likelihood to vote for a radical pro-abortion candidate is largely a function of its Catholic population."

Post of the day! This is right on the money! Also, just look at the prominent dim politicians that are Catholic. i.e. Kennedy's , Pelosi, etc. Their position on abortion hasn't seem to impact them and I certainly don't see any Catholic publications calling them out.....

[Sun]

Dear Rudy,

Pro-lifers WILL NOT BUDGE!

Regards,

"Sun" former embryo

[The Spirit Of Allegiance]

a look at the electoral map in any given presidential election will reveal that a state's likelihood to vote for a radical pro-abortion candidate is largely a function of its Catholic population.

The Roman Catholic Church is much more top-down as regards governance than are many Protestant denominations, many of whose conventions are subject to the member churches. Thus, no doubt high-level infiltration and control of RCC agendas would naturally be a prime target for totalitarians. Not that the Gramsci strategy hasn't targeted every church and other major institution, of course.