Abortion vs. Immigration: Are They Morally Equivalent in the Voting Booth? This Priest Explains

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Good article to help Catholics discern their voting choices in the upcoming election…help for deciding what issues come under prudential judgement and what comes under intrinsic evil.

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Abortion vs. Immigration: Are They Morally Equivalent in the Voting Booth? This Priest Explains

This is such great information for EVERY Catholic voter! Father Wade Menezes of the Fathers of Mercy delivered an excellent homily during an EWTN daily Mass on the most important issues Catholics should consider before entering the voting booth. He also explained how Catholics should...
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You’re right about that. I figure there are likely confused lurkers who rarely comment and might benefit if the discussions here lead to the concepts being clear as mud.
 
We are obligated to care for the least of these.

Respect for life is integral to our treatment of others.
Abortion and assisted suicide are absolute evils.

But the list of the least of these doesn’t stop at those
at risk of abortion and euthanasia.

We must care for the hungry, the thirsty, the naked,
the stranger, the sick, and the prisoner. Our salvation
depends on it.

Our Lord says in Matthew 25:

45 He will answer them, ‘Amen, I say to you, what
you did not do for one of these least ones, you did
not do for me.’

46 And these will go off to eternal punishment, but
the righteous to eternal life.”
 
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