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Anonymous wrote:I am waiting for the Catholic Bishops, particularly the new one in DC, to call out Trump for Trump's treatment of immigrants and for Trump's support of the death penalty. Maybe, they can even threaten to withhold communion from Catholics who serve in the Trump Administration. [Not holding my breath.]

The Catholics?? They are at least as guilty as Trump of doing all sorts of horrible things. Remember the "Indian schools"?

The Catholic Church has a long and rightfully proud history of supporting immigrants and providing for those in need. Now, whether the current Catholic Bishops have the guts to call out Trump and Catholics in his Admininistration is a different story.

Yeah -- The Catholics, like all religions, have a history of doing both good and bad things. Like people in general.

They have and continue to call him out on his anti-Christian policies.

Have the Bishops threatened to withhold communion from any MAGA Catholic that favor aggressive actions against immigrants, or that favor the death penalty? Please let me know if I have missed something.

When criminals bust into your home at night looking for your daughters, do you respectfully show them the way?

DP

This response makes no sense.

The Episcopal bishop spoke in mild Manner begging for mercy for those who are afraid for very good reasons. The Episcopal church communion welcomes anyone who feels drawn.

The over reaction to their mainstream sermon is bizarre.

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Anonymous wrote:It’s not the truth, it’s just one lady’s opinion.

It is the doctrine of the Episcopal Church and she is not “just one lady,” she is a Bishop and the spiritual leader of the Episcopal Diocese of Washington, D.C.

The Pope has spoken at length against the abuses of the poor, including specifically immigrants. Too many American Catholics only listen to what they want to hear and deny Papal authority when it doesn’t suit them. Sadly, many priests will not protect immigrants.

Surely there's a little space in your home for one or two of them, yes?

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Anonymous wrote:I am waiting for the Catholic Bishops, particularly the new one in DC, to call out Trump for Trump's treatment of immigrants and for Trump's support of the death penalty. Maybe, they can even threaten to withhold communion from Catholics who serve in the Trump Administration. [Not holding my breath.]

The Catholics?? They are at least as guilty as Trump of doing all sorts of horrible things. Remember the "Indian schools"?

The Catholic Church has a long and rightfully proud history of supporting immigrants and providing for those in need. Now, whether the current Catholic Bishops have the guts to call out Trump and Catholics in his Admininistration is a different story.

Yeah -- The Catholics, like all religions, have a history of doing both good and bad things. Like people in general.

They have and continue to call him out on his anti-Christian policies.

Have the Bishops threatened to withhold communion from any MAGA Catholic that favor aggressive actions against immigrants, or that favor the death penalty? Please let me know if I have missed something.

When criminals bust into your home at night looking for your daughters, do you respectfully show them the way?

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Anonymous wrote:I am waiting for the Catholic Bishops, particularly the new one in DC, to call out Trump for Trump's treatment of immigrants and for Trump's support of the death penalty. Maybe, they can even threaten to withhold communion from Catholics who serve in the Trump Administration. [Not holding my breath.]

The Catholics?? They are at least as guilty as Trump of doing all sorts of horrible things. Remember the "Indian schools"?

The Catholic Church has a long and rightfully proud history of supporting immigrants and providing for those in need. Now, whether the current Catholic Bishops have the guts to call out Trump and Catholics in his Admininistration is a different story.

Yeah -- The Catholics, like all religions, have a history of doing both good and bad things. Like people in general.

Not a Catholic but Catholics gave us much more than that
- Radioactivity: Henri Becquerel won the 1903 Nobel Prize in physics for discovering radioactivity
- Big Bang theory: Georges Lemaître, a Catholic priest and physicist, proposed the Big Bang cosmological model
- Genetics: Gregor Mendel, also known as the father of genetics
- Analytical geometry: René Descartes is considered the father of analytical geometry
- Earth's measurement: Jean Picard accurately measured the Earth
- Northern lights: Father Pierre Gassendi named the northern lights
- Heliocentrism: Nicolaus Copernicus pioneered heliocentrism
- Theory of evolution: Jean-Baptiste Lamarck prefigured the theory of evolution with Lamarckism
- Earthquakes: The Jesuits made significant contributions to the study of earthquakes
- Barometer: Evangelista Torricelli invented the barometer and was the first to create a sustained vacuum
- Wireless telegraph: Guglielmo Marconi developed the first successful long-distance wireless telegraph
- Clock: Sylvester II invented the clock

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Anonymous wrote:I am waiting for the Catholic Bishops, particularly the new one in DC, to call out Trump for Trump's treatment of immigrants and for Trump's support of the death penalty. Maybe, they can even threaten to withhold communion from Catholics who serve in the Trump Administration. [Not holding my breath.]

The Catholics?? They are at least as guilty as Trump of doing all sorts of horrible things. Remember the "Indian schools"?

The Catholic Church has a long and rightfully proud history of supporting immigrants and providing for those in need. Now, whether the current Catholic Bishops have the guts to call out Trump and Catholics in his Admininistration is a different story.

Yeah -- The Catholics, like all religions, have a history of doing both good and bad things. Like people in general.

They have and continue to call him out on his anti-Christian policies.

Have the Bishops threatened to withhold communion from any MAGA Catholic that favor aggressive actions against immigrants, or that favor the death penalty? Please let me know if I have missed something.

Anonymous wrote:This should be in political discussion forum not religion forum.

Unfortunately, with Trump politics and religion overlap a lot. They always have, actually, but here in the USA, we supposedly have separation of church and state. That was a very big deal with the founders.

This should be in political discussion forum not religion forum.

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Anonymous wrote:If she spoke truth, she would acknowledge that there are only two sexes and the mentally ill should be helped.

Why does God create intersex people?

You seem to consider LGBTQ people sinful. Are you without sin? What have you done about the log in your eye?

Intersex is not a third sex.

What sex are they? Trump says there are only two, so you’d better get it right. Check his definitional language closely.

Anonymous wrote:We really need a better separation between religion and government.

Too bad

We're going to get State Religion now

Notice I didn't say Christianity

We really need a better separation between religion and government.

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Anonymous wrote:It’s not the truth, it’s just one lady’s opinion.

It is the doctrine of the Episcopal Church and she is not “just one lady,” she is a Bishop and the spiritual leader of the Episcopal Diocese of Washington, D.C.

The Pope has spoken at length against the abuses of the poor, including specifically immigrants. Too many American Catholics only listen to what they want to hear and deny Papal authority when it doesn’t suit them. Sadly, many priests will not protect immigrants.

What? Why are you spewing such terrible nonsense?

Fantastic rebuttal!

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Anonymous wrote:I am waiting for the Catholic Bishops, particularly the new one in DC, to call out Trump for Trump's treatment of immigrants and for Trump's support of the death penalty. Maybe, they can even threaten to withhold communion from Catholics who serve in the Trump Administration. [Not holding my breath.]

The Catholics?? They are at least as guilty as Trump of doing all sorts of horrible things. Remember the "Indian schools"?

The Catholic Church has a long and rightfully proud history of supporting immigrants and providing for those in need. Now, whether the current Catholic Bishops have the guts to call out Trump and Catholics in his Admininistration is a different story.

Yeah -- The Catholics, like all religions, have a history of doing both good and bad things. Like people in general.

They have and continue to call him out on his anti-Christian policies.

Anonymous wrote:It’s not the truth, it’s just one lady’s opinion.

Who made you god?

You support the pedos

You support a con man and musk Mr Hitler screw you

Anonymous wrote:If she spoke truth, she would acknowledge that there are only two sexes and the mentally ill should be helped.

Screw off

You are not a Christian you are an ignorant fool

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Anonymous wrote:I am waiting for the Catholic Bishops, particularly the new one in DC, to call out Trump for Trump's treatment of immigrants and for Trump's support of the death penalty. Maybe, they can even threaten to withhold communion from Catholics who serve in the Trump Administration. [Not holding my breath.]

The Catholics?? They are at least as guilty as Trump of doing all sorts of horrible things. Remember the "Indian schools"?

The Catholic Church has a long and rightfully proud history of supporting immigrants and providing for those in need. Now, whether the current Catholic Bishops have the guts to call out Trump and Catholics in his Admininistration is a different story.

Yeah -- The Catholics, like all religions, have a history of doing both good and bad things. Like people in general.