Silence won't work any longer [Hugh Hewitt on high-stakes moment for Church, Kerry, the unborn]

www.worldnetdaily.com ^ | March 31, 2004 | Hugh Hewitt

[redhead]

"But many Catholics are, like Kerry, struggling with contradictions between the church's teachings and what they practice." "

I don't think there's any "struggle" about it. Kerry has made up his mind, and will continue to arrogantly present himself for Communion as if he never heard a single pronouncement from any bishop anywhere regarding the reception of Holy Communion in a state of "manifest grave sin (read "mortal")." He couldn't care less.

[Iron Matron]

I don't think there's any "struggle" about it.

I absolutely agree! Do you have me confused with someone else? :)

[ALOHA RONNIE]

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...My Fellow Americans, we ain't seen nothin' yet...

...as HILLARY herself says that this year's Presidential Election will be very tight and that the victor will win because of "something unforeseen."



'HILLARY Predicts October Surprise'

http://www.Newsmax.com/archives/ic/2004/3/30/123728.shtml



'HILLARY's plan to regain the White House'

http://www.Freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1022571/posts

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[Capt. Tom]

But many Catholics are, like Kerry, struggling with contradictions between the church's teachings and what they practice."

For those of you in Rio Linda; it's called heresy. - Tom

[uncbob]

SO you are saying that there are Catholic Democrats in flyover country who will change their voting pattern because of Kerry's support of abortion and they aren't already in Bush's column

These Catholics vote for Clinton ?

We are talking about NEW GOP voters and I think antiabortion types are already in the GOP camp

No new territory to mine here

What Kerry might do is insure that there are no defections of Catholics from Bush

[AMDG&BVMH]

"Boston"

an exceptionally important See, and he seems exceptionally holy; hope the entrenched bureaucrats do not thwart him . . . how hard to tackle a job like that, when some key subordinates are (to put it charitably) part of the problem rather than the solution . . .

I also esp. admire Bruskewitz . . .

May God Bless them . . .

[calcowgirl]

Lot's of Kerry Catholics out there...

Kennedy
Schwarzenegger
Dick Riordan

Hypocrisy, at best.

[DLfromthedesert]

"What is faith without deeds?" Kerry quoting from the Bible in a black church, berating Bush on his "faithless" policies.

Where is Kerry's faith when he refuses to protect the innocents?

[Joy Angela]

Dare We Add Another Clinton????

Living History: The Presidents

Carter - Reagan - Bush - Clinton - Bush

Has anyone noticed America's Power FELL
and our Enemies were Empowered and Encouraged
during the reign of Democrat Presidents,
Carter and Clinton?

Carter botched the rescue of the Iran Hostages
Clinton betrayed our Military in Somalia.

"Who Let the RATS Out? "

And now in the aftermath...America Pays The Price
Terrorism is a real threat.

And Hillary, herself, promises
an OCTOBER Surprise.

The ENEMY is Within

[ought-six]

Yes, there were Catholics who held their noses and voted for Clinton (most of whom were die-hard union members). However, many of those very same Catholics grew disgusted with him, and abandoned his successor, Al Gore, to vote for Bush in 2000.

[Alamo-Girl]

Thanks for the ping!