[solicitor77]

Seems the second JFK is going to have a lot of problems with the Catholic establishment, if not the Catholic vote. Might be a problem in big Catholic states, like PA.

[Bahbah]

I think the link may be bad.

[uncbob]

I doubt it

Anti abortion voters haver already established their voting pattern

Kerry Kennedy and other so called Catholic politicians have not suffered so far

[areafiftyone]

Already posted HERE

[Jank]

Good to see the Vatican, is smart enough to see a communist,
and someone who poses a risk to all religions. Kerry and
his ultra liberals, want nothing more than to get rid of
God.

[Allegra]

Seems the second JFK is going to have a lot of problems with the Catholic establishment, if not the Catholic vote. Might be a problem in big Catholic states, like PA.

One can only hope. But for some reason, the Catholic church (and I am a Catholic) tends to back the libs using other issues like the death penalty and the war.

I've been disappointed by the Catholic stance on poltical issues time and time again.

[4integrity]

Hallelujah (?sp)! It's about time the Catholic Church remind it's congregation that when they go to the polls they MUST consider which candidate supports their beliefs and values. I asked my parish priest to do this and he commented that he could not tell people who to vote for. Hellooooo, don't need to tell who to vote for. But, doesn't the Church's have a responsiblity to condemn sucking the brain out of a 9 month fetus? And, shouldn't the Church remind it's parishoners that abortion, especially, late term abortion is against the teachings of the Church and thus, they should consider this when voting? Sorry for ranting.....bothers me that political correctness has over run common sense and good values.

[Dan from Michigan]

I ain't voting for Kerry, and I'm Catholic.