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  • Pope: Climate change is immoral

    06/15/2015 3:10:19 PM PDT · by 2ndDivisionVet · 63 replies
    The Marietta Daily Journal ^ | June 15, 2015 | Bill Press, talk show host
    It takes a big ego to run for president. How else could you keep a straight face while telling everybody: “I’m the best person in the entire country to be the next president of the United States?” But if it takes a big ego to fun for president, it takes an even bigger ego to run against — the Pope! Meet Rick Santorum. Desperate to find one issue that separates him from the rest of the Republican pack of clowns, Roman Catholic Santorum has decided to attack Pope Francis for daring to speak out on climate change. In a radio...
  • New encyclical leaked in Italian (Fr. Z weighs in) [Catholic Caucus]

    06/15/2015 1:54:50 PM PDT · by NYer · 20 replies
    WDTPRS ^ | June 15, 2015 | Fr. John Zuhlsdorf
    I am reading the Pope’s new encyclical, Laudato si’, leaked in Italian. HEREYou might want to look at Andrea Gagliarduci’ Monday Vatican on this.  He makes the point that everyone will find what he wants in this encyclical… except maybe those who are pro-transgender.I direct the readership to par. 155 when you are able to get the text, about “human ecology” and the meaning of differences of sexes.Also, 120 is good on abortion.  It is pretty much in your face for those who are worked up about protecting Gaia from global-warming but are not very interested in protecting human life in the womb.  However,...
  • Pope Francis’ Climate Change Encyclical Leaked Four Days Early by Italian Magazine

    06/15/2015 11:43:39 AM PDT · by winoneforthegipper · 49 replies
    Time ^ | 06/15/15 | time
    The 192-page document is Pope Francis' first major teaching letter on climate change and its effects on the planet's poor Italian Magazine L’Espresso leaked Pope Francis’ hotly anticipated encyclical on climate change on its website on Monday, breaking an embargo on the document set for Thursday.