No, I don’t get into Catholic theology.
This is a political site, the majority of Catholic vote democrat, and we are importing more Catholic voters by the millions.
If you are pro-life, and/or conservative, then I hope you will quit defending the left’s voters, and their strategy to end the pro-life movement and conservatism entirely.
People need to learn about the catholic vote and immigration, Lord knows the left knew what they were doing with JFK’s immigration changes, and why it is so important to the left to keep supporting immigration.
At some point you should end defending them, by trying to conceal the information from pro-life conservatives, this not forbidden knowledge.
If your point is that because Catholicism is the largest religious denomination in the US, the Catholic vote looks a lot like the national average, I agree. But I don't see how that is remarkable.
If you point is that there are other, smaller, Christian denominations that vote more conservatively, I also agree. But, I don't understand the purpose of fixating on that observation, unless you have a proposal to do something about it. I suspect that you do, but also that you are way too much of a coward to make it.
Perhaps you're trying to say that Catholicism (and even Catholics like me -who should know better) are complicit in actively making this a more liberal or a more pro-choice nation? That its all some sort of conspiracy? Last time I checked, immigrants in general voted overwhelmingly liberal, not just the Catholics. The mainstream of virtually all the countries they come from is far to the left of here.
Your most recent tack is to suggest that your purpose is to educate the conservative political junkies who read this website on voting demographics. Let me be the first to assure you that that really isn't necessary. But that was never your real point anyway. Was it?