Cardinal Cupich leads Good Friday peace walk
April 03, 2018
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CWN Editor's Note: Referring to young people who protested against gun violence, the Chicago archbishop said, “They came from the war zones of our city and spoke the truth—that their lives are sacred—and held those in power accountable for the bloodshed they all know too well.”
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Apr. 04, 2018 10:25 AM ET USA
The marches "against gun violence" have as much effect on violent crime as do the "gun-free zone" stickers placed on Catholic churches in Chicago. However, these marches have been politicized and have practically morphed into protests against the [Constitutional] right for self-defense, which is also the agenda of every totalitarian regime. Having card. Cupich take part in that march on a Good Friday, of all days, was meaningless to non-believers but offensive and disturbing to Catholics.
