[sitetest]

I searched for this but didn't find it. If this is a duplicate, my apologies.

[sitetest]

Ping.

[CWW]

I'm not particularly a big fan of the D.C. Archbishop. however, I believe that the Church should stay engaged and remind President Obama on every possible occasion of the grave consequences for society that flow from abortion. You can't persuade if you don't stay in the game. And I know there is a delicate balance because the Church does not want to be viewed as endorsing a pro-abortion President.

Think of it this way -- every time President Obama sees a pro-life priest, bishop or cardinal, he is gently reminded of his positions contrary to life. That's how the Holy Spirit moves -- with a gentle whisper rather than a shout.

[Quix]

Because the Roman Bureaucracy has been slipping and sliding all over the theological landscape whenever it was convenient vis a vis the rulers concerned . . .

for the entire 1600 years of it’s existence.

[Don Corleone]

Political Correctness is the Death of this Republic.

[Oratam]

I don’t know how to pronounce the archbishop’s name but I’m going to assume it rhymes with “hurl.”

[Salvation]

**Today, readers, we interrupt revisiting the Seven Deadly Sins to raise a question of great significance during this eventful week. Why did Archbishop Donald Wuerl, the highest-ranking Catholic eminence in the Washington, D.C. area, attend Wednesday’s ostentatiously diverse, mega-denominational prayer service at the National Cathedral for President Obama?**

I wondered why also.

But who was the cardinal there?