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Abortion, Augustine and…Nancy Pelosi?
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David Gibson
And Aristotle, Aquinas, Archbishop Chaput and various Bishops, and Brokaw…All weigh in on the House Speaker’s response to Brokaw on Sunday morning’s “Meet the Press” (scroll to the end) in which he raised–yet again–the age-old question, “When does life begin?” Pelosi’s response did not, to say the least, do justice to the Catholic tradition: MR. BROKAW: …
Joe Biden and the Catholic Challenge
By
David Gibson
By choosing the longtime senator insider and foreign policy expert, Joe Biden, as his running mate, Barack Obama got a well-respected congressional insider to help his prospective legislative agenda as well as sharp-spoken (too much, at times–but good for a veep) campaigner and an opponent of Bush’s foreign policy whose own son is set to be deployed…
DNC’s platform and Abortion – A Pro-Choice point of View
By
Kathleen Kennedy Townsend
As a pro-choice Dem, I am pleased by the DNC’s plank on abortion. It reaffirms Roe…AND it also show party’s respect for pro-life Dems. Most smartlly, it challenges the Republican party to connect its rhetoric to results. For years, Rs have simply condemned Roe, criticized women, and curried favor with Catholic hierarchy…which is all male. But they made…
Baptism by Politics: Sacraments and “The Saddleback Confession”
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David Gibson
In his quest to prune the overgrowth of Christianity to reveal to root of the faith, Martin Luther famously reduced the number of sacraments from seven to three, discarding Holy Orders, Last Rites (now known as the Anointing of the Sick), Matrimony (still a sacred vow between two people) and Confirmation, and leaving three: Baptism, Holy Communion,…
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