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PatrickSebast
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If they want to send voting records to Bishops that is fine. It is not their place to tell the Bishops what to do with the information though. Our Bishops are not elected officials whom we petition for things, they are the leaders and the laity are the followers, by telling the Bishops what to do ALL is advocating the extremely harmful idea that the Bishops are simply not wise enough to process and deal with information on their own.SCANDAL within the Church is the business of all Catholics. It harms the entire body of Christ. And until such Scandal is corrected it is the business of all Catholics.
By the way all Bishops do NOT follow the voting records of all Catholic politicians in their Diocese, and a letter with documentation advises them so they can check it out.
Why would any Catholic try to discourage anyone from sending a documented (public voting record) letter to any Bishop? - unless they had an ulterior motive.
If the point is that only Bishops can excommunicate someone from their own Diocese - that is correct.
As a retired Legislative Aide I can tell you that, Executive Orders mean nothing except from the President (Boss) to his Administration (Staff of US Government) only.
They can be changed at any time by the President without the consent of anyone, and since Obama is pro-abortion, he only signed it to ensure passage of his bill and for a photo-op cover for those Catholic Representatives who voted for Obamacare as written. His administration has been pushing abortion at the UN, and in Mexico tying our foreign aide subject to abortion (politically correct - women’s reproductive issues.)
Next Obamacare was passed by Congress and signed into law in late 2010. The Hyde Amendment is no longer in effect. Obamacare’s first stages have already gone into effect.
Most of the States in the lawsuit regarding its Constitutionality, are not accepting any Obamacare funds at this time.