OneLife LA - Embracing the beauty and dignity of all human life. One Life LA on Sep 29, 2014 www.onelifela.orgMore
OneLife LA - Embracing the beauty and dignity of all human life.
One Life LA on Sep 29, 2014 www.onelifela.org
One Life LA on Sep 29, 2014 www.onelifela.org
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Subject: Roe v. Wade and Catholic disordered political thinking
….The bishops of California via the Los Angeles Archdiocese, are boldly admitting how they prefer to address abortion. And this may explain a lot about current California politics. The official Church publication, The Angelus, (the LA Tidings online version) on December 26, 2014, details the fact the Catholic Church in Los Angeles …More
Subject: Roe v. Wade and Catholic disordered political thinking
….The bishops of California via the Los Angeles Archdiocese, are boldly admitting how they prefer to address abortion. And this may explain a lot about current California politics. The official Church publication, The Angelus, (the LA Tidings online version) on December 26, 2014, details the fact the Catholic Church in Los Angeles will no longer refer to the Roe v Wade decision as a ruling to be mourned or challenged.
The Church will instead organize a massive festival. The Roe day is now to be a Celebration of Life in its many expressions by those who are alive. cal-catholic.com
“We differentiate ourselves by not focusing on the political side of pro-life issues,” declares Kevin Kast, coordinator of the event. To keep a tight lid on the new message, participants, “are not to hand out literature or to educate,” Kast continues. His supervisor, director of Life Justice and Peace, Kathleen Buckley-Domingo, reiterates in the article that on the anniversary of Roe, “There is not to be protest or political rallying” at the festivities.
….The bishops of California via the Los Angeles Archdiocese, are boldly admitting how they prefer to address abortion. And this may explain a lot about current California politics. The official Church publication, The Angelus, (the LA Tidings online version) on December 26, 2014, details the fact the Catholic Church in Los Angeles will no longer refer to the Roe v Wade decision as a ruling to be mourned or challenged.
The Church will instead organize a massive festival. The Roe day is now to be a Celebration of Life in its many expressions by those who are alive. cal-catholic.com
“We differentiate ourselves by not focusing on the political side of pro-life issues,” declares Kevin Kast, coordinator of the event. To keep a tight lid on the new message, participants, “are not to hand out literature or to educate,” Kast continues. His supervisor, director of Life Justice and Peace, Kathleen Buckley-Domingo, reiterates in the article that on the anniversary of Roe, “There is not to be protest or political rallying” at the festivities.