Catholic Archbishop: If You’re Voting for Pro-Abortion Candi
Oct 10, 2020 12:40:45 GMT
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Post by Portiaami on Oct 10, 2020 12:40:45 GMT
Catholic Archbishop: If You’re Voting for Pro-Abortion Candidates You Don’t Have a “Catholic Conscience”
www.lifenews.com/2020/10/08/catholic-archbishop-if-youre-voting-for-pro-abortion-candidates-you-dont-have-a-catholic-conscience/
St. Louis Archbishop Mitchell Rozanski urged Catholics to form a good conscience that prioritizes protections for unborn babies when they vote in November.
St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports Rozanski emphasized the importance of ending abortion in a letter to Catholics, published Oct. 1 in the St. Louis Review.
He questioned how any Catholic can vote in good conscience for a pro-abortion candidate.
“If you don’t hold that abortion is the preeminent moral issue of our time, and if you don’t struggle to justify voting for a candidate whose record or policy would favor or even expand abortion, then you probably aren’t forming a Catholic conscience in preparation to vote,” Rozanski wrote.
Echoing words from the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops’ voters guide, the archbishop said abortion is “the preeminent moral issue of our time.”
Since 1973, when the U.S. Supreme Court forced states to legalize abortion on demand, 62 million unborn babies have been killed in abortions. Today, nearly 1 million are aborted annually, making abortion the number one killer of human lives in America.
www.lifenews.com/2020/10/08/catholic-archbishop-if-youre-voting-for-pro-abortion-candidates-you-dont-have-a-catholic-conscience/
St. Louis Archbishop Mitchell Rozanski urged Catholics to form a good conscience that prioritizes protections for unborn babies when they vote in November.
St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports Rozanski emphasized the importance of ending abortion in a letter to Catholics, published Oct. 1 in the St. Louis Review.
He questioned how any Catholic can vote in good conscience for a pro-abortion candidate.
“If you don’t hold that abortion is the preeminent moral issue of our time, and if you don’t struggle to justify voting for a candidate whose record or policy would favor or even expand abortion, then you probably aren’t forming a Catholic conscience in preparation to vote,” Rozanski wrote.
Echoing words from the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops’ voters guide, the archbishop said abortion is “the preeminent moral issue of our time.”
Since 1973, when the U.S. Supreme Court forced states to legalize abortion on demand, 62 million unborn babies have been killed in abortions. Today, nearly 1 million are aborted annually, making abortion the number one killer of human lives in America.
