“Be Content to Trust in the Lord” - Thomas L. McDonald, Patheos/God and the Machine
Difficult Days Ahead for the Church? – Msgr. Charles Pope, Archdiocese of Washington
Obama Wins Catholic Vote: 50%-48% - Donald R. McClarey, The American Catholic
Cardinal Dolan’s Letter to Obama - Anna Williams, First Things/First Thoughts
A Mother’s Promise to the Nation - Stacy Trasancos PhD, The American Catholic
What the Unthinkable Means - Jill Stanek, LifeSiteNews
Obama’s Re-election is a Tragedy, for the US and the World - William Oddie, Catholic Herald
Jesus Sums Up Politics - Mark Shea, Patheos/Catholic and Enjoying It!
Politics: The Substance of the Secular, Not the Sacred – Tom Crowe, Catholic Vote
Why Assisted Suicide Lost in MA - Wesley J. Smith, First Things/First Thoughts
Americans Share Same Hopes for Future, Obama Says - Carl Bunderson, Catholic News Agency
The Key That Fits the Lock, Part Nine – Anthony Esolen, The Catholic Thing
Gay “Marriage” Wins in Three States? – Matthew Archbold, Creative Minority Report
The Religious Right is Dead – Damian Thompson, Daily Telegraph/Holy Smoke
The Obama Realignment - Ross Douthat, New York Times
Obama is Re-elected: Now is the Time for Prayer, Not Anger or Negativity – Susan Michelle Tyrrell, LifeSiteNews
Who Voted, and Why It Matters - Joseph Knippenberg, First Things/First Thoughts
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The numbers say Obama wins the Catholic vote 50%-48% and my question is what percentage of this group are PRACTICING CATHOLICS? Baptized Catholics may all refer to themselves as Catholics but are they still Catholic if they haven’t practiced their faith for years? Are they truly representative of the Catholic vote?
Ferris summed it accurately. Adding to it,is the ethnicity issue. If we are following Church teachings, NO ONE should be voting for politicians who stand against Her teachings, which are from GOD…abortion, gay marriage, and sterile sex are all positions of evil. Does NOT change if I am black, Asian, or white
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