Joe Biden’s Catholic leader is being cryptic about his stance on the president supporting the murder of babies in America. He just cannot bring himself to the point that he stands for what is right and condemn the man for supporting murder. The Church sits at a crossroads in its approach to governmental leadership once again. To fail to do the right thing hands the political realm the power to do whatever they want without fear of eternal consequences.
Joe Biden is under fire for his stance on abortion. His religious leader is providing cryptic messages as to what he is going to do to the president. He likes having him be a part of the services because it must make him feel important. But when little lives are on the line, the Church needs to speak up and take a suitable stand.
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And now that the president is under fire, it is time to bring Nancy Pelosi to the table. Her religious leader is coming out and saying very clearly that the sinner they call Pelosi will not be allowed to take communion. Her stance on killing babies is not going to be tolerated by her archbishop.
The church official may not name naughty Pelosi by name in his letter, but she certainly comes close to doing it. His letter calls abortion a “moral evil.” It denounces the practice of killing kids for convenience’s sake. No person has the right to take another person’s life just because they feel like they cannot care for the other person.
He is particular with his words as he defines a scandal as being “an attitude or behavior which leads another to do evil. Prominent figures in society help to shape the mores of that society, and in our culture, their advocacy of abortion definitely leads others to do evil. This must be stated with clarity: anyone who actively works to promote abortion shares some of the guilt for the abortions performed because of their actions.”
His blast at Biden and Pelosi clearly shows that political figures should set a standard of moral ethics that is consistent with their faith. But Biden and his partner in crime live a hypocritical life by saying one thing and doing another. They just cannot bring themselves to live consistently with their faith. Which clearly tells the world that abortion is murder.
Pelosi’s archbishop is not mixing words. He gets right to the point that the Church will lose its influence if prominent people ignore their faith and what the Church holds to be right. He stated that “Catholics prominent in public life have a special responsibility to bear witness to the fullness of Church teaching. In addition to their own spiritual good, there is also the danger of scandal: that is, by their false witness, other Catholics may come to doubt the Church’s teaching on abortion, the Holy Eucharist, or both. This is becoming increasingly challenging in our time.”
He gets right to the point again by telling the readers that “If you find that you are unwilling or unable to abandon your advocacy for abortion, you should not come forward to receive Holy Communion. To publicly affirm the Catholic faith while at the same time publicly rejecting one of its most fundamental teachings is simply dishonest.”
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He calls Pelosi and Biden liars because they have abandoned their faith. They are not willing to do what is right and tell the progressives that killing kids is a sin and deserving of the fires of hell. The liberals love praise, and if they have it in their inner circle, they are willing to embrace eternal damnation to get it.
This archbishop is everyone’s hero. He calls into being that the mother may not always be the one at fault as she may not have wanted the abortion in the first place. But she may have been forced to have it by a husband, lover, politician, or even an abortion center seeking to pad their numbers by pushing her to kill her child. There is always a point of forgiveness that can be offered, but Pelosi and Biden need to ask for it first or face eternal separation and damnation in hellfire.
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