don't ask me, pal, i just work here
By ( articles ) | Mar 07, 2007
Via Gerald Augustinus: Los Angeles Cardinal Roger Mahony takes advantage of the Religious Ed Confab for an on-line chat with adults. The arch-evangelist in action:
Moderator: From Denny: Why can only men become priests, and not women?
Cardinal Mahony: The moderator has better answers than I do to that question!!!
Inspiring.
I'll say this for his Eminence: it's a more truthful answer than last year's winner.
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Posted by: sparch -
May. 17, 2010 4:45 PM ET USA
The intention for the the pope's prayers this month are for an end to human trafficking. I dare say this too is form of human trafficking that should be included in the intention of Benedict's prayers.
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Posted by: wolfdavef3415 -
May. 14, 2010 11:07 PM ET USA
I hate to draw the comparison, but the business of mortuary affairs is rife with scandals of pretending to bury a person, while, in one instance, instead stacking the corpses in a garage, or in another, leaving them to the wolves.
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Posted by: Chestertonian -
May. 14, 2010 9:33 PM ET USA
Part of the problem with our contraceptive culture is the view of children as both a right and a commodity. One recently realized problem of a physical sort is the discovery that the IVF-conceived child is likely to carry on the infertility of his or her parent(s), creating even further demand for the artificially conceived 'commodity.' We must loudly proclaim that children are a good, a gift from God, but we have no right to children and no right to manipulate our bodies to procure them.
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Posted by: TheJournalist64 -
May. 14, 2010 7:51 PM ET USA
Several years ago I wrote a piece for HPR called "The Multiple Injustices of IVF," and it's still right on target. This procedure needs to be illegal.