[Alex Murphy]

In a Sept. 23 letter to pastors, Bishop Anthony B. Taylor wrote, “I highly encourage all Catholics to join in one or both of the two upcoming marches in support of comprehensive immigration reform with a path to citizenship....I plan to participate in the march in Little Rock Oct. 12, but due to prior commitments, I will not be able to participate in the march in Rogers Oct. 5, so you will need to serve as my voice there as well as the voice of so many voiceless people in our midst.” The bishop is asking priests to wear their clerical attire so that “support of the Catholic Church for immigration reform will be unmistakable.”

[E. Pluribus Unum]

No.

[Wyrd bið ful aræd]

Scratch gravel, "bishop."

Why is it that clergy can't speak from the pulpit against things like gay marriage without having to worry about being charged with a hate crime and being accused of mixing church and state, but crap like this goes on without trouble?

Oh wait, I know why.

[oh8eleven]

“It is important that non-Hispanics participate in large numbers to give clear witness to our legislators that
this is an issue of justice and thus concerns all of us.” the bishop wrote.
And they wonder why ...

[ZULU]

His ENTIRE DIOCESE should LOOSE its tax exempt status.

[Venturer]

If I were in Bishop Taylor’s Diocese I would send him a message Sunday by not putting anything in the collection.

I hope those in his Diocese do just that. Send him a little note in the envelope they send out, instead of money.

[Mike Darancette]

The “Civil Rights Movement” seems to be yearning for the good old days. Maybe they could do something new, like find jobs for the folks, get good accountable schools or march against black on black crime.

[John O]

yet another bishop who is not a Christian.

[Arthur McGowan]

Another Catholic bishop campaigning for a pro-abortion majority.

Immigrants vote about 70% pro-abortion. Thus, they have no right to enter the U.S.

[yefragetuwrabrumuy]

In cities such as Rogers (Benton County) and Springdale (Washington County), Latinos make up more than thirty percent of the total population. Spanish signage is now seen in many Arkansas towns and cities.

Many were imported specifically to work for Tyson Foods, which is now a big proponent of open borders with Mexico.

[cradle of freedom]

And now for all you Lutherans, thought you might like to see something that will make your day. Have a barf bag ready.

http://lirs.org/