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papajohn2013
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I understand that as Catholics it is our duty to respect all life, but when it comes to cases involving serial murderers, rapists, and others who are guility of crimes of the most evil character, why does the Church oppose the death penalty? If a criminal is placed in jail for the rest of their life, a large amount of money is spent on them that could have gone to the poor or other innocents in need. Is this enough to justify the use of capital punishment