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Category Archives: Catholic Church
New Pope fails litmus test
As soon as the new pope was chosen, certain voices from the Democratic Party subjected him to the litmus tests. Although I am not Catholic, I was very disappointed to see how quickly these voices dismissed the new pope. … Continue reading
In the News (Links to see)
Pro-choice and pro-life? On abortion, Americans say ‘it’s complicated.’ Last week, Gallup released new data that, at first glance, appeared to show a significant change in Americans’ perspectives on abortion. The number of Americans who identify as “pro-choice” has dropped six … Continue reading
An uncomfortable tension with the Obama Administration
The recent uproar over the Obama Administration refusing religious organizations exemption from purchasing health insurance that covers abortion related drugs and procedures has left me feeling uneasy. My discomfort is partly due to the fact that churches are battling for … Continue reading