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Greeley: “I wonder if it’s proper to impose our view on a society that doesn’t agree with us”
By
Deacon Greg Kandra
Andrew Greeley has weighed in on the bishops’ document on “Faithful Citizenship” and, as always, he has some provocative points: If we are to believe the media, the Catholic bishops warned American Catholics that if they voted for a candidate who supported abortion, their eternal salvation might be in jeopardy. I don’t think that’s what…
And, of course, they like his chutzpah, too
By
deacon greg kandra
What do New Yorkers think of the pope? Take a gander at these poll results: Nearly one-quarter of New York City voters have an unfavorable opinion of Pope Benedict XVI and a similar proportion do not approve of the way he is doing his job, but an overwhelming majority of New Yorkers — 70 percent…
Foley’s red hat: “A long-overdue triumph for the nice guys”
By
deacon greg kandra
Of all the write-ups about the consistory this past weekend, this one by NCR’s John Allen may be the sweetest and most sincere, as he sums up the new cardinal, John Foley. One snip: Each year the North American College in Rome bestows an award upon an American churchman during its annual Rector’s Dinner, and…
Democrats react to Cardinal O’Malley with silence
By
Deacon Greg Kandra
The Boston Globe went searching for some reaction, anything, to Cardinal O’Malley’s slap the other day at pro-abortion Democrats. They didn’t find much. The silence, perhaps, was telling: In 1935, Governor James Michael Curley was pushing hard for a bill to create a state lottery. The bill looked like it would sail through the Legislature.…
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