Analysis: The Communion Controversy Could be Far Greater Than Just Pro-Abortion Politicians
Canon 915 of the Code of Canon Law states that those “obstinately persevering in manifest grave sin are not to be admitted to holy communion.”
Results from Tag: 'pro-abortion politicians'
Biden, Pelosi, Abortion and the ‘Devout Catholic’ Dodge
USCCB president Archbishop José Gomez’s statement that abortion is “not only a private matter” stands in contrast to the argument of President Biden and other pro-abortion Catholic politicians that they are “personally pro-life” but cannot make the decision for others.
Biden’s Pro-Abortion ‘Mafia’
EDITORIAL: President-elect Joe Biden is in the process of assembling a collective of pro-abortion political extremists to fill many of the most important posts of an incoming Biden administration.
Joe Biden and Communion: 6 Points for the US Bishops to Consider
COMMENTARY: What are the U.S. bishops to do about a Catholic in the White House who is aggressively pursuing policies contrary to the settled teaching of the Catholic Church?
Biden and Unity
EDITORIAL: Healing our country begins with recognizing her deepest wound, abortion.
Biden Projected Winner, Rollbacks on Pro-Life and Religious Liberty Protections Expected
Biden would be the second Catholic president in U.S. history, but has faced criticism from U.S. bishops for a policy agenda that includes expanded legal protection and federal funding for abortion.
Cardinal Müller Looks at US Politics, the 2020 Election and Catholic Conscience
The prefect emeritus of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith tells the Register that the Catholic Church must not only demand freedom of religion, she must also take up the task of demanding and promoting that politics be given a moral basis.
Why Abortion Is Different From Other Issues
There are many issues that Catholics should be concerned about, but that does not mean that some issues are not more pressing than other ones.
On Biden, Abortion and Communion
COMMENTARY: Giving the impression that politics trumps Church teaching sends a message about what Catholics should put first — a message Joe Biden and others have already taken to heart.
Running for President as a Pro-Abortion Catholic, Is Biden a Problem for US Bishops?
NEWS ANALYSIS: Biden’s presumptive nomination echoes the intense controversy that erupted in 2004 when John Kerry, another Catholic supporter of legal abortion, was the Democratic presidential nominee.
