September 3, 2010

Catholic Complacency and the 2008 Election

This is the post I read on the air today. Ed Morrissey brings the Archbishop’s Speech to a wider audience … and the questions he addresses will make some Catholics and other people of religion, more than uncomfortable.

Archbishop of Denver Charles J. Chaput delivered a speech on Saturday reflecting on the significance of the November 2008 election. Warning that media “narratives” should not obscure truth, he blamed the indifference and complacency of many U.S. Catholics for the country’s failures on abortion, poverty and immigration issues.

It’s a hard hitting no nonsense speech and whether you are Catholic or not you will find it more than enlightening … in light of the results of the 2008 election and how “Catholics” cast their vote.

and here’s what I had to say on the subject today. Click here.

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  1. sad to say alot of Catholics are liberal hypocrite heretics..I know I use to be one… till God and His Word changed my life! Amen.. !   that’s a real Amen!

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