Posted on 03/25/2010 10:11:11 PM PDT by MamaDearest
Snips: ....The Vanguard of St. Catherine of Siena,called for the ex-communication of Nancy Pelosi in a demonstration just outside the Vatican. They are also asking Archbishop Wuerl of the Archdiocese of Washington, DC to enforce the Pope´s position on the distribution of Communion to pro-abortion politicians which was communicated in a 2004 letter, "Worthiness to Receive Holy Communion," which he wrote when he was Cardinal Ratzinger.
Terry stated, "Nancy Pelosi has betrayed the Catholic faith, fought to shed innocent blood, and repeatedly voted to take money from Americans to pay for the murder of innocent babies......"Meanwhile, Washington DC Archbishop Donald Wuerl, has refused to rebuke her for this evil, and also continues to serve her Holy Communion.
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A lot of people try to serve two masters. Its apparent that you don’t know your Bible. She is a marxist. Haven’t you been keeping up with her associations? Do the math. Just because one is Catholic, doesn’t mean they adhere to conservative values. Note: the number of Catholics who vote for DEMOrats. The majority of them who say they are anti-abortion, vote for this ungodly party.
It is possible, and truthful.
So what is excommunication going to accomplish? I want to see her hauled off to Leavenworth Penitentary.
Any and ALL punishment meted to Pelosi for her stance on killing babies SHOULD be given, while it is NOT. There is a lot of controversy now about the pope, a pediophile and what the pope knew and when he knew it. This involving Pelosi is just as serious. How can anyone respect the laws of the Church if the Church does not uphold its own dictates? Mortal sin is mortal sin and killing babies is grievous mortal sin IMHO. Her butt should be tossed on the curb of the Catholic Church with instructions not to come back until and unless she atones for her sin of participating in the slaughter of millions of unborn babies by virtue of the laws she champions ordering such deaths.
May he rest in peace.
My dad's brother was a Jesuit and his sister was a Sister of Notre Dame. Both are long gone now, as is my dad.
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