THE COMMON GOOD? - Bishops push questionable, untested vaccine.
Why are Pope Francis and the U.S. Catholic bishops pushing an unvetted medical intervention as a moral necessity?
In December, the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) called reception of the various China virus vaccines a "moral responsibility for the common good," despite the shots' morally questionable link to abortion.
At the time, Catholics weren't even questioning if they should get the untested serums rushed through the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) testing protocols. Rather, they were concerned about the connection the shots had to abortion.
It's a legitimate concern the U.S. bishops and the Vatican jumped to downplay. The Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith was quick to write off reception of abortion-tainted vaccines as "passive material cooperation," which was enough of a "yes, you may use them" for most people.
The document, however, also noted "we do not intend to judge …More