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Good Video for Catholic Voters (and others)
Catholic Vote 2008 ^
| 9/18/2008
| Grassroots Films
Posted on 9/19/2008, 1:24:20 PM by livius
This is an excellent, powerful pro-life, pro-faith video directed at Catholic voters. I think non-Catholics of faith will also be interested in it.
TOPICS: Catholic; Current Events
KEYWORDS: abortion; catholicvote; elections; fauxcatholics; pelosi; prolife; voting
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posted on
9/19/2008, 1:24:20 PM
by
livius
To: livius
One of the biggest tips..don’t listen to Pelosi and Biden when it comes to Church doctrine.
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posted on
9/19/2008, 1:32:10 PM
by
milford421
(U.N. OUT OF U.S.)
To: milford421
Exactly. Another thing I liked about the video is that it says that there are many issues that are important - but none is more important than life.
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posted on
9/19/2008, 1:34:33 PM
by
livius
To: livius
Notice near the end it shows a DEMOCRATIC ballot. I don’t know that it was significant.
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posted on
9/19/2008, 1:39:56 PM
by
Neoliberalnot
((Hallmarks of Liberalism: Ingratitude and Envy))
To: Neoliberalnot
Notice near the end it shows a DEMOCRATIC ballot. I don’t know that it was significant.What are you saying? I don't quite understand your comment.
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posted on
9/19/2008, 1:45:08 PM
by
al_c
(Avoid the consequences of erudite vernacular utilized irrespective of necessity)
To: al_c
I don’t know that the ballot is significant, but historically, Catholics vote dem. Correct me if I am wrong.
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posted on
9/19/2008, 1:56:57 PM
by
Neoliberalnot
((Hallmarks of Liberalism: Ingratitude and Envy))
To: Neoliberalnot
I think it was. The party that is not pro-life is, of course, the Dems - and it is also the party to which most Catholics belong. This was meant to give them something to think about.
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posted on
9/19/2008, 2:07:20 PM
by
livius
To: Neoliberalnot
Okay ... I get it now. Yes, historically Catholics have been Dem. But the further down the culture of death road the Dems go, more Catholics are starting to lean right. It’s a cultural thing. A lot of Catholics in our history were poor immigrants and were the brunt of discrimination. They saw something in the Dem party of that era that appealed to them. Through the generations, a lot of cultural Catholics have stuck with the party of their fathers and grandfathers, blindly following party lines.
I would also add that Catholics that take their faith seriously, tend to vote Repub. Those that like to pick and choose what they believe (cafeteria Catholics) and disagree with a lot of Church teachings ... they’re the ones that are still voting Dem. And there are an awful lot of them, unfortunately. Take Pelosi, Biden, Kennedy and Kerry, for example.
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posted on
9/19/2008, 3:08:07 PM
by
al_c
(Avoid the consequences of erudite vernacular utilized irrespective of necessity)
To: livius
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posted on
9/19/2008, 3:22:10 PM
by
Salvation
( †With God all things are possible.†)
To: livius
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posted on
9/19/2008, 3:25:48 PM
by
Salvation
( †With God all things are possible.†)
To: Neoliberalnot
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posted on
9/19/2008, 3:47:35 PM
by
Salvation
( †With God all things are possible.†)
To: Neoliberalnot
Updated: American Bishops who have spoken against Pelosi
Here is the complete list of American bishops who have responded to Nancy Pelosi's comments so far:
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... Bishop James Conley, his auxiliary, joined him
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... Bishop William Lori of Bridgeport, chairman of the Committee on Doctrine, joined him
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Bishop David Zubik of Pittsburgh and...
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... Bishop Oscar Cantu, his auxiliary bishop, has joined him
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Cardinal
Francis George of Chicago, President of the US Bishops,
has weighed-in
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{Last updated on September 10th.}
Notes:
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Previous #23 has been removed. Bishop Joseph Gossman of Raleigh, NC is actually the bishop emeritus, and the new bishop, Michael Burbidge has not, to my knowledge, made a personal statement.
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Previous #16 has also been removed, it was an erroneous duplication of current #13.
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#26 was added September 10th, although he published his column September 6th
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posted on
9/19/2008, 3:48:05 PM
by
Salvation
( †With God all things are possible.†)
To: Salvation
I thank you. I am pleased to see Catholics and all decent people leaving the party/cult of death. The defenseless seem to be gaining ground.
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posted on
9/19/2008, 4:57:26 PM
by
Neoliberalnot
((Hallmarks of Liberalism: Ingratitude and Envy))
To: livius
Very powerful and moving election ad.
Thanks for posting it.
To: Neoliberalnot
IMO, they’re pointing out that the Democrat candidates are the party of abortion. Put aside your feelings on the other issues, life of the unborn is much more important.
Should give everyone something to think about.
The Democrat party has become a cesspool of abortionists, anti-Americans and homo’s.
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posted on
9/19/2008, 5:44:44 PM
by
1035rep
To: Salvation
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posted on
9/19/2008, 5:46:09 PM
by
1035rep
To: Neoliberalnot
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posted on
9/19/2008, 9:09:57 PM
by
AliVeritas
(Bin Laden was a Community Organizer. Bush was a governor.)
To: All
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posted on
9/19/2008, 9:12:00 PM
by
AliVeritas
(Bin Laden was a Community Organizer. Bush was a governor.)
To: 1035rep
Not to worry. Stopping the Murder of the innocent is my #1 priority.
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posted on
9/20/2008, 5:00:03 PM
by
Neoliberalnot
((Hallmarks of Liberalism: Ingratitude and Envy))
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